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11-06-2007
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| | Flusing file system cache Vista appears to use some sort of file caching, so that if for example you copy a file and then copy it again, Vista uses a cached version of the file to create the second copy, rather than reading the original. Is there any way that I can force a flush of the cache so that the second copy is created by re-reading the original file? (Apart from rebooting!) -- Michael Chare |
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11-07-2007
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| Vista x64 Ultimate SP2, Windows 7 Ultimate x64 | Re: Flusing file system cache  Quote: Originally Posted by Michael Chare  Vista appears to use some sort of file caching, so that if for example you copy a file and then copy it again, Vista uses a cached version of the file to create the second copy, rather than reading the original. Is there any way that I can force a flush of the cache so that the second copy is created by re-reading the original file? (Apart from rebooting!) -- Michael Chare Do you mean the Vista temporary files in the Temp folder? If so, then this tutorial will show you how. Temporary Files - Temp Folder Shawn |
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