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Tom AZ

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  1. Returnil is great for this kind of thing. As long as you don't need to reboot after the install it will work. I test many apps under Returnil and after a reboot it's back to where it was before the install.

    Can you activate/deactivate Returnil at will. For instance, what if you have an app you want to install "for real" -- not just to test?

  2. I just tried out MemInfo and it's been pretty useful so far. It even sometimes frees more memory than RamDefrag Extreme.

    Does/can a memory defragger actually free memory -- or does it literally just defragment it?

  3. Remember that whilst in Returnil mode no changes whatsoever are retained to C including any AV signature updates but I think with using the disk cache method you are able to commit changes on the fly.

     

    Meaning you are able to save data to the real C drive if using the disk cache method.

    I've never used this so I feel a little ignorant. By "using the disk cache method" do you mean by setting up a "virtual disk partition" at setup?

     

    By the way, if I were to give this a try, I assume there's no problem uninstalling it -- RIGHT???

  4. Is there any little utility that can be used to free up RAM on demand? I know that Windows is supposed to manage it, but on occasion, it would be nice to be able to manually free up/clean up a little of what's not currently in use.

  5. Hence the reason for using an installation watching program that can also uninstall the application independent of the typical uninstaller.

    Is Revo Uninstaller one of those installer/uninstaller monitoring programs? Actually, I've used Revo for quite some time -- just not sure whether or not it has a monitoring function. As I recall, ZSoft Uninstaller does.

  6. I've been using JKDefrag for quite some time. Since the start of this thread, I've been doing a little research on PerfectDisk 2008 -- and it sounds very interesting. For those of you who use it, do you think it's really all that superior (even though it is a commercial product)?

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