RAMpage is a small Windows utility that displays the amount of available memory in an icon in the System Tray. It can also free memory; by double clicking the tray icon, or by setting a threshold that activates the program automatically, or by having it run automatically when an application exits. RAMpage is free, and open source.
Under some circumstances, freeing memory may improve the stability of Windows 95, and possibly also Windows 98 and ME. In theory, RAMpage shouldn't make any difference on Windows NT, 2000 or XP, though we have had some reports that suggest it helps. If you've had enough of Windows, we'd recommend switching to Linux. It's cheap, easy and reliable. Distrowatch is a great place to find links and information about the major Linux distributions.

Features

Frees memory automatically, on demand, or after an application finishes running

Very low active memory footprint, and very low resource and CPU usage

Can run "hidden", which further reduces memory and resource usage

Can be run from a batch file, or via a shortcut, to free memory on a "once off" basis