A question to anyone who can advise me

[LouRazz]

My Advanced Care System turned up something called a "AlwaysUnloadDLL" which it will allow me to eliminate from my hard drive, and there is a note at the bottom of the window that states: "The above Windows settings have been detected as the bottlenecks of your Windows system and will be fixed automatically. Tip: you can add an item to Ignore List by selecting 'Ignore the Entry' in the right-click context menu." QUESTION: Should I click the "O.K" button to delete the AlwaysUnloadDll, or Ignore it? (I don't ant to delete something that is going to screw up my system--I DO want to delete it if it is in fact "bottlenecking" my Windows system and somehow screwing things up or slowing Windows down.:?

[enoskype]

That is the command to unload the loaded dlls from RAM, so if you don't have more than enough RAM, use the option of "OK", or else, you can ignore it and put it to the Ignore List.

 

Find the registry entry for that item and note it.

So if you are not happy with the "OK" result, you can change the value of the registry entry back to what it was [Value 0 (zero)] at any time.

 

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\AlwaysUnloadDll

 

(Default) =>REG_SZ => 0

or

(Default) =>REG_SZ => 1

 

Cheers.