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RESET MEMORY?
I never shut down my computer, so after a while of using the internet, opening applications etc. my memory gets used up therefore causing my computer to slow down. I was wondering of there was any way to reset my memory other than restarting my computer? I would appreciate any help. Thank you
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- There are utilities that claim to be able to do this, however the practical answer, if you're using Win98, and possibly ME, is "no." Reboots are pretty much mandatory with those operating systems. Best advice I can give you is to plan for them, particularly before trying any intensive stuff like CD burning, etc.
You might also check to see if you have too much stuff running in the background that could be bogging things down. You can see how to do this by checking out the information here.
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Joetheboss
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Posted April 13th, 2001 03:00
I use a small utility that is working pretty well. You can check it out right here.
Joe