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It's a known Hard Disk power management problem. Try to disable HD APM and everything should be fine.. to do so, download (quietHDD - http://sites.google.com/site/quiethdd/) and set APM values to 255..

Hi, Currently I am using LRU algorithm instead of LFU since it's doing better on my PC & its operating patterns. Anyway, I am wondering if you guys could enhance LFU algorithm a little bit through decreasing 'cache insertion' since there is a file system cache already doing it's job all the time...

@sparkler That's why Virtual-block caching (aka FS-Level caching) is more efficient in these cases.. Defragmentation & some AV software manage data caching at the file level to optimize disk I/O & minimize cache thrashing by not using OS's file cache if necessary, through (e.g. FILE_FLAG_NO_...

You're welcome! : )

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I have seen this problem before in SuperCache 4. & It has been fixed in v4.0.337 btw.

I believe that it's possible to get the same result if you're using NTFS compression.. Compressed NTFS data chunks will be cached as it is in Fancy Cache buffer.. Maybe I'm wrong..

eBoostr, Diskeeper's IntelliWrite, and Fancy Cache.. all are using disk I/O interception techniques.. maybe some conflicts? correct me if I'm wrong please ^_^

- View content of cache and may be later the possibility to choose what to cache Yes, we have taken it into consideration. Thanks. Viewing cache content? isn't it a block-level cache or a file-level one?.. if it's a block-level disk cache, and If I am understanding this correctly do you think this ...

Hi intika,

Well, that wasn't my claim!.. I said "I hope it's a false positive (not infected)", and I didn't say that your binary is infected!, but Virustotal says so & (VBA32, McAfee aren't pseudo AVs BTW).

Anyway, thanks for the clarification and have a good day!.

Virustotal detects it as a Trojan.. I hope its a FP :-

http://www.virustotal.com/file-scan/rep ... 1308699546