Unload All Unused DLL's

[randfan]

I have read that windows can be configured to always automatically
unload all inactive DLL's from memory, using the command prompt. Is
there a way to unload all inactive DLL's from memory for the current
session only in Windows 2000?

Bosco

 

[Steve Parry]

I have read that windows can be configured to always automatically
unload all inactive DLL's from memory, using the command prompt. Is
there a way to unload all inactive DLL's from memory for the current
session only in Windows 2000?

Bosco

this the method for XP

http://s134084144.onlinehome.us/gilsmethod/siteimages/htunloadunuseddll.png

I'm not sure if it applies to W2K but give it a try

 

[randfan]

Thanks for the link. However, I was
specifically asking if there is a way to unload all inactive or unused
DLL's for just the *current windows session.* Any links or tips for
that would be appreciated.

Bosco

 

[Dave Patrick]

This tool may help you to figure out the process.

http://www.sysinternals.com/Utilities/ListDlls.html

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|I have read that windows can be configured to always automatically
| unload all inactive DLL's from memory, using the command prompt. Is
| there a way to unload all inactive DLL's from memory for the current
| session only in Windows 2000?
|
| Bosco
|