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A great explanation, Wakeup! Seems to answer my question. I will briefly see if there are any more posts.<br />
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Thanks
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A great explanation, Wakeup! Seems to answer my question. I will briefly see if there are any more posts.

Thanks

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Thanks, Wakeup, for that informative response of which I am sure is helpful to more than myself.
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Thanks, Wakeup, for that informative response of which I am sure is helpful to more than myself.

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Yes definitely. &nbsp;Looks like Email notifications are still off....
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Yes definitely.  Looks like Email notifications are still off....

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I have a Win98se machine.<br />
If I right-click My Computer then left click Properties, Performance, File System, Removable Disk... there is an option(disabled by default) for Write-behind caching.<br />
Well, what is this beast? Should I use it?<br />
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Thanks<br />

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I have a Win98se machine.
If I right-click My Computer then left click Properties, Performance, File System, Removable Disk... there is an option(disabled by default) for Write-behind caching.
Well, what is this beast? Should I use it?

Thanks


Write-behind caching

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