A reminder for those who aren't familiar with how WCG scheduling works:

WCG will attempt to respect your project preferences. First, they exclude any projects that your computer doesn't meet the requirements for. If no projects meet the requirements, and you don't allow work from other projects, you will get no work.

Once that is out of the way, WCG assigns work based on what needs doing. If some people are opting out of one particular project, WCG will send more of those units to other people. Sometimes, WCG will increase the priority of a project to get it done quickly, or slow a project down, to allow the scientists to prepare more work, or sometimes for technical reasons, to improve overall grid performance. The grid techs have many, many variables to juggle, and the results of these adjustments can be seen in Sekerob's excellent charts.

In short, your project preferences don't affect World Community Grid's progress or overall output. They only affect what you, personally, run on your own computer.

You are still not getting the picture. As it doesn't address the current abnormal state of affairs with the HCC project. This is just a work around to stablize the loss of work due to the 'machine dependant' nature of the HCC project, until the fix is complete.

I tried a couple of weeks worth of HCC. Yes, I saw 45000 faults per second. However, the work all finished.

There is another way to do this. I will run your projects now if you run HCC after its fixed.

Or possibly after some hard faulting when you context switched?