ootsoo Posted May 22, 2005 Posted May 22, 2005 hi all,A funny problem arised in my friends computer after he installed a CD-Writer.He is having a P4-processor with 256 MB SDram and the opeartins system is MS Windows 98 Second edition. Actually we instaalled a new CD-writer and NERO software along with it.After a few burnings , we tried making a CD-CD writing [ source is a 52-x-CD Rom]. Nero caches the source and then writes it to the detination cd.We were succesfull for a couple of burns... but after that the memory has taken upto a worst postion that renaming a directory name takes arnd 2 mns. even rebooting the machine for series of time also ended as a useless job.So i want u people to suggest us a "MEMORY CLEANER" that could solve the fuss...please tell a free ware that could be betteerr.Also i m doubt that Operating system will handle all these memory issues but y is win 98 not doing it?Please lemme know the hint behind it toooooo thanks for the responses m to get..domo arigatokonichiwa regards,Ootsoo
darph Posted May 23, 2005 Posted May 23, 2005 hi this little tip should help youmake a vbs date with this entryFreeMem = Space(128000000)it should flush you 128 MB ram after you start the vbsdont make the size bigger than the half of your ram it may apear a misstakei hope it will help you or have a look at this programmhttp://www.yourwaresolutions.com/software.html#frxpltso longdarph
ootsoo Posted May 28, 2005 Author Posted May 28, 2005 hi darph san,please man...i m poor in making assumptions and also in this Komputer filed... so please tell me the xpansion of this "VBS date"should i take it as "Visual basic solution"! then wat s tat date? please take pain to tell this alone dear...also i had a look at that site...i will try getting that exe at my friends house...as the fire wall has blocked alll types of downlods...domo..regards,ootsoo
Fredledingue Posted May 28, 2005 Posted May 28, 2005 Space: Returns a string consisting of the specified number of spaces.That means that this vbs code is writing in the memory a "word" that is made of 128000000 white spaces, such a large word is eating up that much of memory.When the script is over, windows script host (WHS) is clearing the datas used during this script, freeing the memory.This scripts overwrite 128 Mb on the memory with useless characters, then erase them at exit.copy-paste this code in Notepad, then save it under "Memorycleaner.vbs".Then double-clic on the file.FreeMem = Space(128000000)msgbox "128 Mb of memory freed. Have a good day!",,"Memory cleaner"
ootsoo Posted May 31, 2005 Author Posted May 31, 2005 hi Fredledingue san,The code works fine with my system fine..but i must try in my friends system sooon and hope it solves the problem ...domo arigato gozaimasu.regards,Ootsoo
Martin Zugec Posted May 31, 2005 Posted May 31, 2005 You can also try ClearMem from Microsoft... But there shouldnt be reason (all these utilities are working the same way as darph`s script)
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