dll cache

[kostas]

Hello there.

I want to diasble dll cache, how i can do it. Disabling it means i
disable also Windows file protection? I think this thing is indipendent
from dll cache

Thanks

 

[null]

Hello there.

I want to diasble dll cache, how i can do it. Disabling it means i
disable also Windows file protection? I think this thing is indipendent
from dll cache

Thanks

I'm not sure you can disable it, but if you do, I believe it will
disable Windows file protection.

--
-the small one

All postings carry no guarantee or warranty, expressed or implied.
Proceed at your own risk, and perform system and data backups prior to
making changes to your system, and on a regular basis, to protect your
system.

 

[Dave Patrick]

After applying SP1 (or later) you can't.

 

[kostas]

After applying SP1 (or later) you can't.

Is the Hex editing procedure the safe with service pack 4?

 

[kostas]

Is the Hex editing procedure the safe with service pack 4?

Sorry meant the "same"

 

[Dave Patrick]

No idea what you're talking about here.

 

[kostas]

No idea what you're talking about here.

You can disable windows file protection by hex editing some files and
change a registry value. This in sp2. I don't know if the procedure is
the same at sp4

Take a look at the following

http://www.jsiinc.com/SUBK/tip5300/rh5392.htm

 

[Carrie Garth \(MVP\)]

I want to diasble dll cache, how i can do it. Disabling it means i disable also
Windows file protection? I think this thing is indipendent from dll cache

You can use the SFC command-line tool with the /cachesize=0 command to set the file
cache size of the on-disk cache to 0. Then reboot and use the SFC tool with the
/purgecache switch to empty the C:\WINNT\system32\dllcache folder. For more
information see the following Microsoft Knowledge Base Article:

KB222471 - Description of the Windows 2000 System File Checker (Sfc.exe)
http://support.microsoft.com/?scid=KB222471

This will not disable Windows File Protection and when it needs to replace a file you
will have to insert the appropriate media.

 

[Dave Patrick]

Interesting. I wonder where Jerold came up with that one?