Free Memory Optimizers for Windows PC

While they were popular in the pre-Windows XP days, their use after Windows Vista has dwindled. Nevertheless, for those who may be interested, here is a list of some free Memory Optimizers for Windows 11/10/8/7 that you may want to have a look at.

Free RAM Boosters & Cleaners for Windows PC

1] CleanMem

One program many recommend and which works with a difference is CleanMem.

CleanMem adds a task in the Task Scheduler to run every 15 minutes after startup and after the task is created or modified. Once the task is triggered, it runs the CleanMem.exe file, provided the system is idle.

As one of our forum club members writes: You can also run it on demand from the context menu.

You can download CleamMem from its home page.

2] Memory Washer

Another program which looks good is Memory Washer from the makers of AntiTracks Free. The memory and process management program helps you increase your computer’s available physical memory and make better use of its vital resources. It pinpoints unnecessary processes, letting you remove them and manage startup applications, Windows services, and more.

Moreover, the software lets you access processes manager features that allow you to investigate which programs are using up the most memory and disable them if needed. Its AutoFree RAM function automatically frees up RAM on your computer. You can set up predefined levels based on time intervals or let Memory Washer automatically free RAM whenever your memory reaches a threshold. You can download it here.

3] WinUtilities Memory Optimizer

WinUtilities Memory Optimizer is another freeware to optimize and free up your PC’s memory. The latest version of WinUtilities Memory Optimizer will optimize memory only during system idle time, to minimize interruptions during normal computer use. You can download it here. Make sure you click on the small Direct Download link below the large green Download Now button. Take a look at Mem Reduct and Mz RAM Booster too. Do remember to read our post on Do Memory Optimizers Work?