[kiss_me_kates]

And if so, what will/does it do? I'm scared to change any of the defualt settings so this is a big step for me LOL.

And lastly...where do I find it again?

[uncheels23]

Memory cleaning is just a security feature and doesn't do what you think. It doesn't really make a difference if you have it enabled or not

[vndlewis]

Any time you reboot it goes back to disabled. I go in daily and do a memory cleaning - just trying to keep memory up. Go to options > security > memory cleaning > menu > clean now.

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[Branta]

I go in daily and do a memory cleaning - just trying to keep memory up.

Doesn't work. Memory Clean is only useful if you use Content Protection (encryption). It removes redundant decrypted copies of encrypted data - this is often only a few tens of bytes, very rarely more than a one or two kilobytes. It DOES NOT do anything significant to Free memory. This is clearly documented in the User Manuals.

[vndlewis]

Doesn't work. Memory Clean is only useful if you use Content Protection (encryption). It removes redundant decrypted copies of encrypted data - this is often only a few tens of bytes, very rarely more than a one or two kilobytes. It DOES NOT do anything significant to Free memory. This is clearly documented in the User Manuals.

Well when my memory dropped to 0 it did help.

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