D'Arte
Legacy Member
8. Memory defragmentation.
Ever played with those memory defragmentation programs in win98? Well, this tweak describes how to accomplish something similar in win2k. In reality, memory defragmentation is not what it sounds like...it is, in fact, a memory dump that forces the O/S to empty RAM into the page file and then reload everything again. This helps to eliminate the effects of memory leaks, as well as clear out various detritus. It certainly sounds impressive, but the tweak is surprisingly easy to do.
Open up notepad, and type in the following line.
Mystring = Space(16000000)
then save the file with a .vbs extension...ie, mem.vbs. You will need to have the VB runtime libraries installed, but seeing as these are installed on win2k by default, that shouldn't be much of a problem. By doubleclicking on this vbs file, you will, in effect, flush your system memory. According to the original author of this idea (long lost in mind and space), higher values should be used if you have more RAM. Supposedly values as high as 80000000 have worked with no negative consequences. So, this tweak can be tweaked with.
Iemand dit al geprobeerd? Meer verklarende info hierover, aanrader, afrader, want ik begrijp het niet volledig, en is dit nodig met 512 MB RAM.