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For one of the two command line tools (aim_cli.exe), a flag was not explicitly specified for disks that are not read-only. It still worked well... except for removable disks. Thanks for pointing that. I have uploaded a quick fix. Please try.

Why not use the GUI? In the Advanced tab, there is a field "Run after mounting" that allows you to run anything just after the drive is ready. You could use swapadd in this field. With what you use in your previous topic, it would come to: "C:\Windows\System32\swapadd.exe" P:\pagefile.sys 256M 5G Just ensure that the correct full path to swapadd is present.

Unlike ImDisk, AIM Toolkit copies no file in Windows\System32. As I said, you have to go in the installation folder (or write the full path to aim_ll). "ll" means "low level".

Unlike ImDisk, AIM Toolkit copies no file in Windows\System32. As I said, you have to go in the installation folder (or write the full path to aim_ll).

You can just replace imdisk by aim_ll (in the installation folder). Most options are compatible. aim_ll -a -s 6G -m P: -p "/fs:ntfs /q /y" Never tried swapadd but it should work the same way.

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.

There seems to be an incompatibility between the AIM driver and the graphic driver. Is the graphic driver updated? And does this occur with dynamic ramdisks? I cannot explain the second issue but I keep that in mind.

With what you had as free pageable memory, testing ullAvailPageFile should not have generated an error. So we can indeed assume that the system could not allocate a 2MB contiguous block. This means that the system does not even try to unfragment the memory in order to get a 2MB contiguous block. And if the system does not try to move anything, this also means that I should test ullAvailPhys, as you suggested. However, a lot of users use this feature because they want their data to be kept in physical...