By modifying the environment variables of system or software to save a variety of commonly used temporary folders (Temp, IE Cache, Download folder, for example) to the virtual hard disk (RAM drive), we can effectively improve the file reading/writing speed and software running speed. And in fact, it can also reduce the reading/writing times of physical disk so as to prolong its service life to some extent.

I myself have had a kind of nostalgia to PlayStation 1 from beginning to end, so I could not fall in love with any other new generations of video game consoles following it, such as PSP, PS2, PS3, PS4... As a result, even on a computer once I found a new PSX game emulator, I will give it a try. And at the same time, a simple comparison (mainly from the games compatibility and program usability aspects) with the well-known ePSXe will be made.

There are many reasons (such as reinstall Windows, Windows or hard drives break down, accidentally delete, forget to backup, or uninstall the games, etc.) can cause the archives/saves/profiles/sessions of games to be damaged or lost. In this case, you have to play them again, from the very beginning! Even a game comes with extremely high playability, players will strongly feel very boring. In particular, the storage path of gamesave files used by every game is not always the same one (but almost always under the C drive). This further makes players don't want to periodically or don't know how to backup these files manually.

Well adjusting/tweaking the features of taskbar can undoubtedly improve the service efficiency of Windows. This is especially true for users who work with Windows all day. But all customizable items provided by Windows are listed in Taskbar and Navigation properties, very few. Therefore, we always tend to use some third-party tools to solve the functional problems of taskbar.

Since Windows 8, Microsoft started to implant plenty of trashware into system, but never allows you to actually remove them (the only so-called 'Uninstall' option they provide can do nothing but remove those apps' icons at most; And for many apps, it's even grayed out, not clickable). In others words, all apps' files are still there, and once you make a system update, all of them will come back to start menu immediately). And to Windows 10, this situation is much worse.