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   byteboss
   Member

   I noticed upon inspecting the Cache Contents, that it contained Setup files and numerous other files that were part of software installs and uninstalls. Obviously, these shouldn't be allowed to occupy valuable cache memory.

   If eBoostr does not currently do Periodic Re-Building of the Cache, I'm wondering if this feature might be needed (or are the older cached items automatically dropped from the cache)?

   Perhaps a Right-Click Option on eBoostr's tray icon could disable cache additions for a period of time so that software installs and uninstalls don't alter the cache data. Just a thought.....

   Posted 2 years ago #
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   chooky
   Beta Veteran

   Sounds like a good idea! As part of my regular PC maintenance I exclude these sorts of files from the cache by path. I have suggested some default excludes that should be included when eboostr is installed but din't get much support for the idea.

   Posted 2 years ago #
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   flash1000
   Member

   I agree, too. What I concern is the Windows Update and/or other software updates. I want the function to update cache by adding/deleting the differential(s) from the previous cache data, instead of re-building entire cache as whole.

   Posted 2 years ago #

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