What manages cache in Windows

Answer:In contrast to other operating systems where caching is done by the file system,Windows XP provides a centralized *** manager which works closely with the VM manager to provide caching services for all components under control of the I/O manager.The size of the *** changes dynamically depending upon the free memory available in the system.The *** manager maps files into the upper half of the system *** address space.This *** is divided into blocks which can each hold a memory-mapped region of a file.