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Also, are you interested in developing on Github? Because it is easier to track code changes and make it easier for more people to contribute to your project. In addition, can we integrate better translation methods? For example, using some crowdsourcing services.

I'm glad to see you decided to develop a new project. Considering that Olof Lagerkvist made Arsenal Image Mounter as commercial software, I guess using the AIM acronym might require his permission, and even clarifying whether the new project needs to be restricted to commercial use like Arsenal Image Mounter (commercial requires an additional license). Although I know that ImDisk and Arsenal Image Mounter drivers have a lot of features, most people just use it as a RAM drive, so I hope the name can...

Yes, it's just a mitigation, it doesn't really fix the issue. In fact it was inspired by your .bat installation method, as it makes it unnecessary to check the certificate of files.cab. As you know, there is a high chance that Microsoft will not fix it at all, the only way is to move on and find new replacement drivers with signatures. Thank you for your long-term contribution to this project, excellent project, I have been using it since I got my first SSD, looking forward to seeing your progress...

Thank you

A similar project is based at Arsenal, maybe you could work on it together? https://github.com/tmcdos/ramdisk/

I created a small fix for this, but somehow I can't post the github link here. An anti-spam filter deleted it. Anyway, searching github for " Win11-RAMDisk-Admin-Fix" should take you to my fix.

I recently updated to Windows 11 LTSC (based on 24H2) and discovered that ImDisk's RAM Disk could not run the .exe as an administrator, so I spent a few hours researching a solution. I eventually figured out how to bypass it with the command prompt, and made a little registry fix for it: https://github.com/oood/Win11-RAMDisk-Admin-Fix