Specifically in IBMPC based 32-bit operating systems, some RAM drives are able to use any 'unmanaged' or 'invisible' RAM below 4 GB in the memory map (known as the 3 GB barrier) i.e.Software using unmanaged memory can cause stability problems. Some RAM drives when used with 32-bit operating systems (particularly 32-bit Microsoft Windows) on computers with IBM PC architecture allow memory above the 4 GB point in the memory map, if present, to be used this memory is unmanaged and not normally accessible.Some software allows several RAM drives to be created other programs support only one.If this functionality is not provided, contents can always be preserved by start-up and close-down scripts, or manually if the operator remembers to do so. Some RAM drives automatically back up contents on normal mass storage on power-down, and load them when the computer is started.4.3.1 Ramdisk.sys sample driver for Windows 2000įeatures that vary from one package to another:.4.2.11 StarWind Software Virtual RAM Drive Emulator.4.2.9 WinRamTech (QSoft) Ramdisk Enterprise.You can use this tool to check what process keeps the image file open.
It's usually an antivirus program scanning it for viruses or a cloud back up program trying to upload it. Please see this user manual page about image files for more information.Ībout this error, The Process cannot access the file because it is being used by another process, it normally indicates that the image file is open somewhere else. If you don't have any images mounted as regular disks, the list will be empty. This is normally done for populating the image with the files and folders you want to have there when you later use that image as a base for a RAM disk. Regarding the list of mounted image files, it is important to know that image files can also be mounted as regular disks. If you want to unmount and close the image file, first you will need to unmount the RAM disk this image is linked to, then remove the image file link in the RAM disk's properties, and then you can close/move/remove/delete the image file. It is not possible to detach an image file from a mounted RAM disk.
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