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    Free Memory cleaner - That Works!!

    I discovered this program by chance, and its a freebie - freeware, not time limited, not a trial.

    I won't go into much detail here as I would only be reproducing the review on the site I,m suggesting you visit.

    Many programs 'leak ram' and this little prog. addresses this.

    A certain well know browser, is said to be notorious in this respect.

    The name of this program: ''Cleanmem''

    You can schedule this to cut in regularly, mine is set in 1 min intervals, and I've noticed a big difference in my available ram.

    Enough said, here is the link: CleanMem: RAM/memory cleaner that actually works | Freeware Reviews | dotTech [.org]

    Be interested to know if anyone else found this useful?
    When all is said and done, more is said than done!

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    Damn, its for computers.

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Fresh Prince View Post
    Damn, its for computers.

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Fresh Prince View Post
    Damn, its for computers.

    Is your memory leaking, or has it been wiped?


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    format :C is much more efficient.

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    Sorry, forgot everything about Windows 10 years ago; just remember the last command to erase this crap from my hard drive.

    I was a novice then and could have saved some time just typing fdisk /dev/hda -> d -> 1 in the fdisk interface. Nobody's perfect.

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    I think there is already a memory garbage collector included in WinXP and Win2000

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    Nice one Mega, thanks for that

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    Why would you need to wipe your memory every minute?

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    Some people just anal like that
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dug View Post
    Why would you need to wipe your memory every minute?

    This program does not 'wipe' your Ram!

    What is does, is to ensure, that inefficeint programs that 'leak ram' are optomised, and this effectively gives you more available Ram. At least this is my understanding. Read the info on the site.

    Whilst memory programs such as this free Ram, there is no substitute for adding more.

    I found my available Ram (I have 2 gig) increased by 10/15%.

    Whilst you dont need to have it cut in every min (and you wont notice it) this will increase your available Ram continually, useful, when you are using memory intensive programs surely??

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wallalai View Post
    format :C is much more efficient.

    Always interested in alturnatives, perhaps you could post the details?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Seank View Post
    Nice one Mega, thanks for that

    You are welcome. Glad you liked it!

    I am sometimes of the opinion, that some of the posters on this forum, use a small amount of thier processing power when posting.

    It would appear that some could do with a re-boot!

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    Quote Originally Posted by MegaMannow View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Wallalai View Post
    format :C is much more efficient.

    Always interested in alturnatives, perhaps you could post the details?
    He was joking.

    format c: is the command to erase your entire c: drive, which is where your windows system is located.

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