CleanMem is a software tool that helps the user to overcome loosening up of unused memory on applications. Since it installs unobtrusively and is automated at zero memory loss, it frees up memory from the applications effectively.
To configure it, you need to install the program and set it to run after desired intervals of time via Windows Task Scheduler. Users can change this desired time intervals, as they like by changing in the Task Scheduler in Windows.
This program doesn’t require any user input in order to run and clean up the memory out of all processes. It differs from other memory cleaners as it uses a Windows-API call available in Windows, instructing it to cleanup the workspace of a process, no longer requiring freeing up any memory.
Whenever a program needs the memory again it can simply take it back instead of forcing the memory out of RAM and into the Page File.
CleanMem can be run manually by simply making a shortcut to it in the System32dir, or just opening the run command, tapping in CleanMem and hitting ok, and frankly it works reasonably well.
v2.4 [Apr 3, 2012]
- Added a new remote feature. You can now view the memory and stats from the mini monitor remotely. You can also run CleanMem from the remote viewer. Of course the mini monitor must be running on the remote machine to pull the stats. This works both on local networks and over the internet. You will need to setup a port forwarding rule in your router to view over the internet. Port forwarding guides and help are on PcWinTech.com
- Added a new screen saver that will pull the data from the mini monitor and display it on the screen saver. The mini monitor will allow pulling of stats on the local host 127.0.0.1.
- Added a remote viewer program as well. You can use this to view the mini monitor remotely.
- A source code is included for both the screen saver and the remote viewer, both in visual basic 6. This way others can build more and better screen savers and remote viewers for the mini monitor.
- Per user request it was added a global hotkey to reapply the on top setting. This is for when another program calls the windows api to take the top most order (Puts the window on top of all others) Now a person can use a hot key to put the mini monitor back on top without having to go back into the settings and turn it off and back on.
