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Dale M. White
The easiest way is to set prefetch to delay auto-start in the services
applet
Then once you login, start task manager and then Click processes, then click
Resource monitor, then click disk and sort off most reads. You should see
what it's reading\loading. It's there that I can see the game I last played
or in my case, last ran some benchmarks on start loading, if you watch
cached memory in taskman, it starts going up, as it reads the game files.
Turn Superfetch to disabled and I never see those game files read and my
cache memory never goes up.
applet
Then once you login, start task manager and then Click processes, then click
Resource monitor, then click disk and sort off most reads. You should see
what it's reading\loading. It's there that I can see the game I last played
or in my case, last ran some benchmarks on start loading, if you watch
cached memory in taskman, it starts going up, as it reads the game files.
Turn Superfetch to disabled and I never see those game files read and my
cache memory never goes up.