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Update: Modified the “Oxios Hibernate” app as well on public demand. Please redownload the below mentioned package. It now has Oxios Close as well as Oxios Hibernate.
Oxios developed a very useful tool for Windows Mobile (WM2003/5/6/6.1) called “Oxios Memory” sometime ago. On running it, it’ll flush your RAM (kind of) and recover substantial amounts of memory that can be used by the currently program. It is so good at this that many people run it regularly on their phones, and most of them want to run it in an automated mode (through a scheduler or a script). But the problem (so far) was that it generates a Message Box at the end for which the user has to press “OK” button to make it go away. There is no known way of disabling this message box and many attempts to work around it by scripting the “press OK” action have been very unreliable at best. Hence, it took it upon me today to remove this nagging problem and 5 minutes later we have a “clean” Oxios Memory.
Yes, no more nagging prompts 
Download it here: Oxios Memory Hacked By Shantanu Goel
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April 15th, 2008 at 7:55 pm
Thanks buddy! I had come across this in some ROMs, but was never able to extract it. This works excellent when set to run every hour or so via notifications.
April 15th, 2008 at 8:16 pm
glad you liked it, scar45. Moreover, if you want to run it periodically, you can check out my app ShantzTodayChanger which will give you the ability to not only run any executable periodically but also switch your themes or wallpapers as well after set intervals of time. Plus it has many other configurable options…
April 18th, 2008 at 9:07 pm
VERY COOL! Thanks a lot. I hated that notification on Oxios.