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Vista's SuperFetch works well with applications installed, but it does not seem to do so with Eclipse, which is just copied in a directory.

Does anyone know how to correct this ? Or is it simply not possible ?

[I hope this one will not be closed as "not programming related", since I need Eclipse on my machine for programming ;-) ]

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Since SuperFetch analyzes the application that you launch, it should pick up on the eclipse.exe and - more importantly - the underlying javaw.exe process which is created by eclipse.exe

So even if eclipsed in not installed per say, I would argue SuperFetch should at least pick up on the java process usage.

Do you see javaw in your %SystemRoot%\Prefetch directory (which should not be empty nor emptied) ?

VonC
I don't see a javaw.exe in "%SystemRoot%\Prefetch"But an eclipse.exe and a java.exe are there.Do you think this is suitable ?
FunnyBoy
yes, that is a clear sign that superFetch has detected those applications. So it should mean superFetch works also for eclipse
VonC
THANX ! the question is answered now. greetings
FunnyBoy