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new update: the problem continued to persist even with deferred writing disabled so I was resigned. about 3 months ago with the new geopolitical changes I replaced KIS with Norton deluxe and since then I have not had any problems even with the deferred writing activated set at 300s. so I suspect the...

Unexpected shutdown/reboot will cause the risk of data loss when Defer-Write is enabled. Since your computer and system is not stable, disabling Defer-Write is a good choice. disabling defer-write I no longer had a system crash. Evidently the problem was caused by primocache at least I can continue...

the problem returned.
I have disabled the deferred writing, let's see if it resolves.

Thanks for the reply.
sfc / scannow found and fixed some files.
If the problem persists I will update this thread

A few months ago I installed primocache on my windows 10 pc and everything worked fine. Since then every few days the pc resets and restarts and from the event log I see critical error 41 (63). This sometimes means that I have to restore the pc from the system image if the file system gets corrupted...

When doing defrags I typically pause the read/write caches, ensuring they'll retain as much content as they can. You can leave it enabled to help speed the defrag a little bit, but usually the cache ends up with data in it you didn't really want, so pausing is typically the best. thanks for reply. ...

is it possible or recommended to defragment an HDD volume with L2 write and read cache enabled? or is it better to disable primocache first? Thanks!

Support wrote: ↑Tue Oct 26, 2021 4:18 am For eg. Assume the latency is 10s, and there are about 1GB incoming write-data suddenly. With average mode, PrimoCache will write about 100MB data per second to disks.

clear, thanks. now I understand why it is recommended for heavy write loads.

May I suggest an advanced option when Defer-write is enabled using an L2 cache ? The option would be: "persist dirty block map" and when enabled, it would actually flush the dirty block map on the L2 cache (persistent) each time a time interval specified by Latency expires. This way, it a...

May I suggest an advanced option when Defer-write is enabled using an L2 cache ? The option would be: "persist dirty block map" and when enabled, it would actually flush the dirty block map on the L2 cache (persistent) each time a time interval specified by Latency expires. This way, it a...