Why not just create junctions to the ram drive for 'DiskCacheStatic' and 'DiskCacheStream' and leave the other folders alone. Those 2 files are only temporary when a user reboots their computer without going through the removal process there will be no harm done to the appdata folder. When the app creates the ram drive on the next bootup process it can just delete those files/junctions if they exist. Just a thought

What is the reason for moving the appdata settings to the ram drive? Seems like a pointless gain. Creates a problem when you reboot your machine without going into the application and removing the ram drive the settings are never returned.

Works perfect now - thanks !

I have this same blank form. Characters are on Swiftsure and Harbringer. Nothing is showing up on the site and the button does nothing.

Should release the source so people can contribute ... or not it may just motivate me to write my own for fun

Yes, there most likely is no registry entry.

64bit - i dont think i would even attempt a ram drive on 32bit myself

It's not defined because the settings dialog wont save out the changes i make to the XML file.

It's always 82 but that would be because 82 = R in ASCII Decimal

Done many times already - This is the default created XML file before i even make any changes It has spaces because i fudged editing out my username and computer name.

Like i said, it has no saved changes in it because it just doesn't seem to save when hitting that save button when all the problems start.

Tried 2.4, 2.5 and 2.6. I am running with admin rights. No error message at all.

It's doesn't save out the changes to the XML file which could be part of the problem. The defaults in the XML never change upon hitting the save button.

2.5 still has the same problem. The AppData swtor folder is cleaned out and i am unable to find where my settings went. The settings dialog does not close when you hit save just like in 2.4 Using ProcessMonitor i see a few errors occuring when i hit save like this .. Why it is trying to create the settings folder on the root of my secondary drive is interesting. My game is currently under 'D:\Games\SWTOR' Shame you haven't got the code hosted somewhere. I am a .net developer myself

2.4 for me clears out my swtor appdata settings folder (no idea where it goes or what it does with it) and the save settings dialog wont close. The settings xml file is created with default values.