WilleHelm

Sorry, I can't help you with the cli version, I have never used it. If it is not documented, I don't see how.

Hi! This may be more of a formal error. I have noticed in all of my Event Viewers this weekly error because Defrag fails to optimise it (although it's unnecessary of course). It is set to dynamic allocation in AWE mode with Release Method Automatic. I didn't investigate further yet and just wanted to let you know.

By activating the option Allocate Memory Dynamically before creating the drive it uses memory only if needed.

Who knows? Disabling the Swap File is neither recommended nor does it lead to any performance gains. Windows uses your disk anyway if needed to keep the system stable in extreme situations. It is easy to fill up all your RAM with a single application if configured to do so by accident or intentionally. Modern Windows can handle everything optimal the way it is on automatic; the times when it used disk space 1,5x of your RAM it long past. With your Swap File at default AIM's Memory Type option works...

Who knows? Disabling the Swap File is neither recommended nor does it lead to any performance gains. Windows uses your disk anyway if needed to keep the system stable in extreme situations. It is easy to fill up all your RAM with a single application if configured to do so by accident or intentionally. Modern Windows can handle everything optimal the way it is on automatic; the times when it used disk space 1,5x of your RAM it long past. With your Swap File at default these three options do exactly...

Hi again, this may be an old hat, but I would like to point it out for once. I'm still using Windows 10 x64 22H2 by the way. Scenario 1: INSTALL: install.bat /silent UNINSTALL: via "Apps and Features" (Win10) Does not remove the following: .) %ProgramFiles%\AIM Toolkit including all files .) Windows service DevIO server service (deviosvc) Scenario 2: INSTALL: install.bat /silent UNINSTALL: install.bat /silentuninstall Does not remove the following: .) same as above .) additionally all links/shortcuts...

Hi all! I was very pleased with ImDiskTk for a long time now and so I immediately switched to AIMtk, of course. The new approach of the AIM driver instantly solved two issues I had with the good old ImDiskTk: 1. Windows updates could not be integrated to an image on the RamDisk with NTLite 2. Ocenaudio was unable to detect the RamDrive's free space and kept spamming me with alerts Regarding the topic, it is possibly defined by the driver itself and is more of a formality but I still would like to...

Hi all! I was very pleased with ImDiskTk for a long time now and so I immediately switched to AIMtk, of course. The new approach of the AIM driver instantly solved two issues I had with the good old ImDiskTk: 1. Windows updates could not be integrated to an image on the RamDisk with NTLite 2. Ocenaudio was unable to detect the RamDrive's free space and kept spamming me with alerts Regarding the topic, it is possibly defined by the driver itself and is more of a formality but I still would like to...