Adding memory to your PC is one of the most effective upgrades you can make. The trouble is, not everyone can do it. Some computers are sealed boxes, and others have their memory soldered to the motherboard. In such cases, you’ll have to make the most efficient use of the memory you’ve got. But even if you can upgrade your computer, it’s silly to splash out on new memory without first checking to see whether a few tweaks could save you the expense. Here we explain different ways to unlock memory.
Run memory-cleaning software
This should be your first step. Programs such as Windows Memory Cleaner flush your PC’s physical memory (or RAM) to make room for new data. It uses built-in Windows features to domeans you don’t need to install it. You can also set it to launch when your PC starts and exclude Windows features you don’t want it to affect.
