Open Evonos opened 5 months ago
I agree. Unless there's a proven problem with SuperFetch on SSDs, I don't think it should be disabled. Microsoft also doesn't recommend the service to be disabled for desktop users.
Okay maybe actually buggy , Sysmain is running and prefetch set to 3 , yet it stopped working and preloading stuff into ram weirdly. not sure why yet maybe a task was disabled or something related to sysmain or a needed service.
SysMain will be enabled by default and left for the user's choice in the Atlas Configuration folder since the next release.
Okay maybe actually buggy , Sysmain is running and prefetch set to 3 , yet it stopped working and preloading stuff into ram weirdly. not sure why yet maybe a task was disabled or something related to sysmain or a needed service.
Just to note, SysMain is a very poorly-described option/feature of Windows, so it is hard to research it.
Thanks.
I'm going to re-open this as I think it's best to keep issues open until there's a new release for transparency with users.
How to temporarily enable it before installing the latest playbook?
that link is broken now. "404 not found"
If you want to re-enable SysMain:
.cmd
file on download, rename it in File Explorer to have a .cmd
extension
What is your feature request regarding to?
Atlas Playbook
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
No issue ( if you dont consider slower loading and making the OS less "smart" at managing ram not an issue )
Describe the solution you would like.
Sysmain as Optional setting to be enabled during install , or maybe even enable it anyway.
Describe alternatives you have considered.
None , its kinda a smart feature any OS does ( Ios , Linux , Android and windows with it enabled too )
Additional context.
Sysmain is "Prefetching" data into empty ram , theres no latency or performance issues because windows leaves allways a certain % Zeroed ( Entirely empty ) even on a NVME with 2 gb DRAM prefetching is still beneficial Example screenshots why Prefetching is beneficial ( Screens of Ram map ) after boot. like of my 32gb RAM 17 are in use , 14 in Standby and roughly 1gb entirely free ( Zeroed )
a Likely much better read for than my text already hugely explained https://new.reddit.com/r/computers/comments/c8iq9o/dont_disable_sysmain_previously_known_as/
Also Empty ram is wasted ram and Atlas OS shouldnt disable things ( or maybe make a switch for Max disabling and Preferred disabling) which Improves performance / quality of the OS
Luckily you can simply enable the Sysmain service and its already set to "3" in registry and starts working.