AIM Toolkit vs ImDisk Toolkit
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Hi everyone,
I discovered the existence of AIM Toolkit completely by chance and came here. I've read several entries in the discussion board, including one where v77 says that "ImDisk is dead".
As a long time ImDisk user, I'm wondering what are the advantages and drawbacks of switching to AIM Toolkit.
I'm not worried about speed or that kind of thing, because those things are almost imperceptible and highly subjective, but overall stability is important for me.
My main PC runs Windows 10 Iot LTSC because I refuse to switch to Windows 11. Before uninstalling ImDisk and installing AIM Toolkit, I'd like to know more about the differences between the two and how they can affect my daily routine.
Both can run simultaneously. But if you uninstall one of them, you should reinstall the other one.
The main difference is that volumes are in fact emulated full disks that you can see in the Windows Disk Manager.
OK, got it. I've uninstalled ImDisk and installed AIM instead. So far, so good. Thx!