Freeware application to free and optimize your computer's RAM (Random Access Memory), resulting in an increase in system performance and productivity. Automatically configures itself for ease of use and also features advanced options and customizability. FreeRAM XP Pro has been designed to be easy to use yet highly customizable by computer novices and experts alike.

Features and options include:
* Automatic, real-time memory monitoring and optimization
* Fast, threaded memory freeing with stop option
* AutoFree option intelligently optimizes RAM without sacrificing performance
* system metric and performance monitors
* Advanced tray support
* Memory reporting and diagnostic logging
* Simple, attractive interface
* RAM-cuts (RAM-freeing Windows shortcuts)
* Customizable Windows hotkey support
* Access to Windows memory-related tweaks that could enhance system performance (new in 1.50)
* Process memory usage reporting (new in 1.50)
* Unique memory compression technology directly reduces applications' "working set" memory requirements instantly and without swap file usage: completely unlike other memory programs (new in 1.50)
* More options and customizability

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Note:
Possible issue with Windows XP SP2 and FreeRAM XP Pro
On a small minority of systems, installing Service Pack 2 (SP2) for Windows XP will result in the FreeRAM XP Pro tray icon not showing up properly when starting with Windows. The number of Windows XP SP2 systems affected appears to be a relatively small percentage, and it is not known what system factors cause this issue on affected computers.

If you experience this problem, there is currently no sure fix, but you could try:
* Enabling the troubleshooting tray icon option, on the last tab in the Settings window, to delay the tray icon by a certain number of seconds ("Delay tray icon by ... seconds")
* Disabling automatic startup with Windows, and moving a shortcut to the FreeRAM XP Pro program file into the Startup folder of your Start Menu.
* Disabling automatic startup with Windows, and starting the program manually once Windows has finished loading
All of these are only potential workarounds, and are not guaranteed to work.
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