[@GiMeSpace] Just tried out your RAM folder Pro 64bit edition and it would not let me add
“C:\Windows\System32\winevt”
or “C:\Windows\System32\winevt\Logs” claiming the file was not writable…
It wasn’t a file but a folder and the folder is writable!
Making the evtx files temporary would be a good use of this IF it worked but for some odd reason it did not work.
Same occurred for C:\Windows\temp … debugged it… the UI is launched without elevated rights so on folders that require elevated rights to write to throw up this faulty error. A: it’s not a file and B: it is writable by elevated processes. The workaround is to launch the program as an administrator either manually or via windows comparability settings.
Any reason why you don’t require elevated rights to run this program? It’s easy to do. Personally it should NOT matter if the target folder is writable or not since this is a non-write-thru cache that should not need to write to it anyway!
I note the default settings for max RAM usage is 14GB on my 16GB system… if that is suitable for this program why cripple REM TEMP Folder so badly?