Intelligent Standby List Cleaner (ISLC) v1.0.4.6 Released

[willybony]

In the version v1.0.1.3, the Polling Rate is for the mouse? Why Polling Rate(ms) instead of Polling Rate (Hz)?

I tested it with Logitech G203 and polling rate doesnt change, stuck in 1000hz always.

Thank you for this nice piece of software.

[Wagnard]

In the version v1.0.1.3, the Polling Rate is for the mouse? Why Polling Rate(ms) instead of Polling Rate (Hz)?

I tested it with Logitech G203 and polling rate doesnt change, stuck in 1000hz always.

Thank you for this nice piece of software.

No not at all, it's the rate that the application will check the memory status.

[willybony]

No not at all, it's the rate that the application will check the memory status.

Ok understood, thanks.

[Kuliman]

I decided to use this program, it works, but does not want to clean automatically, but manually everything works fine, I tried version 2 1.0.1.0 and 1.0.1.3 and only manual cleaning works there and there, what can I do?

[Wagnard]

I decided to use this program, it works, but does not want to clean automatically, but manually everything works fine, I tried version 2 1.0.1.0 and 1.0.1.3 and only manual cleaning works there and there, what can I do?

From the screenshot, it is normal it doesn't clean, you have more than 1024mb free memory.
Both conditions must be met.

[Kuliman]

I decided to use this program, it works, but does not want to clean automatically, but manually everything works fine, I tried version 2 1.0.1.0 and 1.0.1.3 and only manual cleaning works there and there, what can I do?

From the screenshot, it is normal it doesn't clean, you have more than 1024mb free memory.
Both conditions must be met.

Ok thanks, I just thought that it was malfunctioning, but it turns out that my brain did not work properly ...

[oldfart]

Hi, thanks for the tool. I used to clear the standby list when needed with Sysinternals' Rammap, but this is much easier.
I have a small typo to report, see the yellow marked part in the screenshot below.

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[Wagnard]

Hi, thanks for the tool. I used to clear the standby list when needed with Sysinternals' Rammap, but this is much easier.
I have a small typo to report, see the yellow marked part in the screenshot below.


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Opps, thanks for reporting.

[thinkingemoji]

Hi! Thanks for the tool, it's an amazing thing to have.
I noticed that a "memory polling rate" option has been added recently. Is this a value which I should just leave at the default setting (500ms)? Would it result in performance improvements or less stutters if I increased or decreased this value?
Again, thank you very much.

[whatISmemoryPOLLING]

What is "Memory Polling Rate"??
It's default at 500 ms, but what the heck does it do? There's no answers anywhere, at least not that I could find.