I know Windows Vista (and XP) cache recently loaded DLL’s in memory…
How can this be disabled via the command prompt?
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I know Windows Vista (and XP) cache recently loaded DLL’s in memory…
How can this be disabled via the command prompt?
The only thing you can do is disable SuperFetch, which can be done from the command prompt with this command (there has to be a space between the = sign and disabled).
There is a myth out there that you can disable DLL caching, but that only worked for systems prior to Windows 2000. [source]