Windows Memory Cleaner is a small Open Source RAM cleaner.

This little app stands in when programs do not release the memory they have used. This fact can slow down your machine. You do have the option to restart, but why waste time going through the process? Windows Memory Cleaner will clean your memory, allowing you to continue working without the need to restart your machine.

Windows Memory Cleaner has a simple utilitarian interface broken into two areas; Memory and Log. Under the Memory area, you can clean six different ways, and the log will display if the process was successful. It is efficient and easy to use.

Below you will find the six areas available for cleaning with Windows Memory Cleaner:

Clean Combined Page List - Flushes blocks from the combined page list to the combined Free list.
Clean Modified Page List - Flushes memory from the Modified page list, writes unsaved data to disk, and moves the pages to the Standby list.
Clean Processes Working Set - Removes memory from all user-mode and system working sets and moves it to the Standby or Modified page lists. Note that processes that run any code will necessarily populate their working sets to do so by the time.
Clean Standby List - Discards pages from all Standby lists and moves them to the Free list.
Clean Standby List (Low Priority) - Flushes pages from the lowest-priority Standby list to the Free list.
Clean System Working Set - Removes memory from the system cache working set.

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