High RAM Usage? | CLEAR Unused RAM in 10 Minutes With This EASY Trick! | Automating RAMMap

[@dakidokino]

Went from 60+-37% RAM. Thanks bro! Finally someone who gives true help

[@Lacikas]

Thanks so much, I have 16gb ram and it get used to 60% of that just by have the browser open. Again, special thanks!

[@LilSk1tty]

lesss goooo

[@Flameflanxd]

This is so neat could you cover Mem Reduct by Henry++?? It's what I use to keep track of memory

[@dakidokino]

the only con is that it eats up disc and slows down the browser every 5 minutes for a few seconds. I'll try to keep all but modified page list? Let me know if anyone knows a better alternative.

[@gregwood9076]

Rammap exe stays active in the background ... why doesn't it automatically end the task once the desired commands have been completed?

[@JamesyLive22]

Not sure... It doesn't do that on my PC. I would kill the task and run it manually to see if it does that still. If you do it through command line instead of through the task the RAMMAP exe should automatically close after it's done.

[@gregwood9076]

@@JamesyLive22 running it from command line seems to work ...the exe runs and then exits when done as it should ... just when running from task scheduler, the exe stays open and does not exit ... I'm also running the latest Dev version of Win 11 Pro, not sure if that has anything to do with it

[@JamesyLive22]

@@gregwood9076 Not sure. Is it running properly each time it triggers on task scheduler? If not, I would add another action to do a “taskkill” for “rammap.exe”

[@perapetrovich6016]

I DON'T UNDERSTAND FROM 4:08 TO 5:32. CAN YOU EXPLAIN THIS IN AN EASIER WAY? I TRIED WITHOUT THIS BUT IT DOESN'T WORK

[@JamesyLive22]

What doesn't work? What don't you understand? Let me know so I can help!

[@perapetrovich6016]

@@JamesyLive22 I solved it, my mistake in the steps. thank you

[@JamesyLive22]

@@perapetrovich6016 No worries!