unloading dll's

Desslok · 26 Mar 2010

tz frantic said:

i delete the key that says always unload dll would this mean that my com will keep the dll

Did you back up the key before deleting it? If you didn't, get in the habit of ALWAYS backing it up.

tz frantic · 26 Mar 2010

my app add that key so i delete it would that mean that it would keep the dll and how can i kepp the dll

tz frantic · 26 Mar 2010

no i did not but the application created the key

logicearth · 26 Mar 2010

what application?

CarlTR6 · 26 Mar 2010

If that key is tied to that particular application, the key may be telling Windows to unload the particular dll or dll's used by that program. Unless you uninstall the program, I would let the key alone.

tz frantic · 26 Mar 2010

memory improve master the box always unload dll's is now unchecked

tz frantic · 26 Mar 2010

there is another key in the explorer section called always unload Dll's and that is set to 0 does that mean that it
will keep the dll's

CarlTR6 · 26 Mar 2010

"0" usually means "off"

logicearth · 26 Mar 2010

Whatever "memory improve master" does, undo those and delete the application forever. Just going to mess your computer by using an application like that.

jp07764 · 26 Mar 2010

Like I already said Vista and Win7 use superfetch.
You start messing with it you could mess up your computer.

Jimmy