Clean the DLLs loaded in memory

If your computer takes a long time to start or suddenly becomes very slow, it may be necessary to do some cleaning in DLLs (also known as libraries). In fact, Windows keeps the library recently used to enable faster startup applications to the next launch. Try opening the application icon located on the desktop and then closing it and immediately after the reopening. You will find that this application opens faster the second test.

These libraries consume substantial resources and if you have any problems with slow, he is better off in memory preservation. We'll see how.




Method 1:

• Click Start then "Run."
• In the window that opens, type regedit:

• In the Registry Editor window, move the tree to move to: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE / SOFTWARE / Microsoft / Windows / CurrentVersion / Explorer

• Then create a DWORD value:

• Name this value AlwaysUnloadDll.
• Set its value to 1 (right-click the value name and choose Edit) and then press OK:

Method 2:



Open a new document in notepad (notepad) and paste the following lines:



REGEDIT4



[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SOFTWARE \ Microsoft \ Windows \ CurrentVersion \ Explorer]



"AlwaysUnloadDll" = dword: 00000001

• Click on File then Save As.
• Give the file a name (eg supprimer_dll_memoire) by adding the extension. Reg.

• Save this file on the desktop and close it.
  
• Return to the desktop and double-click on this file
• In the window that opens, accept the merger in the register by clicking Yes.