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Cache disables itself on a reboot
Name: Cody14 Date: August 11, 2003 at 16:16:30 Pacific OS: Win 2000 CPU/Ram: 512 MB
Comment:
I have two local hard drives (both cache enabled) and one hard disk on the ethernet. When I enable the cache for the hard disk on the network, it doesnt stay that way on a reboot. It disables itself on a reboot. And on the other hand, if i try to disable the cache for the two local drives, they automatically enable themselves on a reboot. Does someone have an idea of whats going on? and why ?
Name: Garyd4 Date: August 12, 2003 at 01:11:38 Pacific
Reply:
It's probably due to data corruption being more likely with cache enabled and the drive being on a network. In Windows 2000 server, write cache is disabled automatically when you promote a windows 2000 server to a domain controller. This is due to the increased risk of data corruption caused by having cache enabled on the drive, especially in the event of a bad shutdown.
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