[gpompeus]

My Memory Cleaning Disables each time I reboot my device... Is this normal??? Is there a permanent enable feature...???

Thanks in advance.......

[amazinglygraceless]

Completely normal in my experience. Considering that it really
does not do a h3ll of a whole lot I have never bothered
re-enabling it.

[gpompeus]

Completely normal in my experience. Considering that it really
does not do a h3ll of a whole lot I have never bothered
re-enabling it.

Thanks.... I though it was a bug in the system.....lol

[amazinglygraceless]

In my first couple of OS upgrades I thought so too. There were
several posts pointing this out and pointing out how little memory
the function recovered, so I just never bothered with it again.

[Pete6]

On the 83xx series Memory Cleaning is off by default. On my shiny noo 8900 it is ON by defaut. This seems bassakwards to me since the 8900 has 256Mb of memory against the 8310's 64Mb. Mind you the 8900 seeems to currently bee leaking memory pretty badly but since it has so much, you just watch the numbers and smile.

[amazinglygraceless]

Interesting observation Pete. And I agree that does seem to make
no sense.

[oops956]

I agree with the rest of the folks in here, the cleaner is really pointless.

[Pete6]

I agree with the rest of the folks in here, the cleaner is really pointless.

We had one like that in the office a while back. Fired her.

[rachel0179]

We had one like that in the office a while back. Fired her.

Send her my way, as long as I dont have to, I can overlook things LOL

[oops956]

We had one like that in the office a while back. Fired her.

lol, you kids are crazy