02-11-09 07:53 AM
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  1. JBB89's Avatar
    JBB89
    I couldn't find this on the forums, so bear with me

    Does the memory cleaning option (enable/disable) always disable itself after a battery pull? Because I had it set to clean out when not in use for a while, and every time I check, it's disabled again.

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    02-10-09 07:11 AM
  2. bigdave72's Avatar
    bigdave72
    Yes. You have to turn it back on after a battery pull.

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    02-10-09 07:16 AM
  3. JBB89's Avatar
    JBB89
    Okay, that seems a tad inconvenient. Thanks.

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    02-10-09 07:18 AM
  4. BadBob's Avatar
    BadBob
    Thanks for asking about that. I keep forgetting to ask or look for a post on that. I agree, a little inconvenient...
    02-10-09 10:58 PM
  5. chrisbridges1992's Avatar
    chrisbridges1992
    What does the memory cleaner do?

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    02-10-09 11:14 PM
  6. toomuchgame441's Avatar
    toomuchgame441
    I done this a few times, but I dont notice an increase in memory when I do this.
    02-10-09 11:17 PM
  7. aerophage's Avatar
    aerophage
    Memory Cleaner is a security tool. It's not meant to free up available memory.

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    02-11-09 04:49 AM
  8. BellaLuna's Avatar
    BellaLuna
    In order for Memory Cleaner to e enabled, you have to turn on "Content Protection" in Options/Security Options/General Settings.....
    02-11-09 07:53 AM
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