Cleanmem memory manager

This is a response to the discussion in posts #457 through #461 of the thread "Freeware !"

http://forum.pirifor...showtopic=17921

I thought it was better to discuss Cleanmem in a separate thread.



So, cleanmem is a memory manager that uses Task scheduler to start every 30 minutes (the default setting). But the user can change that value by simply going to Task Scheduler and change that setting to whatever he/she wants it to be.



After it has started and has performed it tasks the program closes and doesn't start again until it's (re-)started again by Task Scheduler. Just take a look at Task Scheduler and you'll see Cleanmem has added a task to the Task list.



To be able to see what Cleanmem does the user can tell the program to record its actions in a log, a text file. That log reveals which processes (as in displayed in Task Manager) are curtailed in their memory usage by Cleanmem and by how much. And the default setting is that Cleanmem reduces/collapses the size of the System File Cache as well.



I DO see a significant difference in performance ! Previously, it could take Real Player a significant amount of time to start playing a *.mp3 file but after installing Cleanmem that time has been reduced significantly by, say 50 to 90%.



Cleanmem can be downloaded here:

http://ift.tt/1q7iv42

Here the user can find a lot of additional program info.



And the most important thing: it's freeware !