Windows 10: Memory caching standby memory stopped working on Windows 11 26100.1301

I noticed that launching programs for a second time after closing them takes much longer.I used Ram Map to check the actual program files and they were evicted from ram immediately after I closed them.The same happens with games, before this update they used to stay cached in standby memory and made subsequent lunches and loading times faster, now they are evicted immediately after closing the game. I took a video of Ram Map, The Talos Principle 2 and Task Manager: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EUWYeMFGPNoNotice the large .ucass files get removed from ram after I closed the game, b

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question on standby memory

It is all in order Standby memory is ram held in reserve by Windows - for use by the system if needed. - hardware etc. If processes require more ram than is shown as free, then the standby memory is released by the systme as necessary Here you can see more detail Releasing Standby memory as on post 2 and from Microsoft

============= With regard to your split second lags, when do these occur - browsing, gaming, etc. More information is required please.

 

Releasing Standby memory

This is the first I have heard of any issues with Standby list memory causing issues outside of games.
I know there were a lot of reports around 1809 of games having issues where the standby list didn't release memory and games would stutter. There are a few programs that can clear up this issue. I have used both and they do work but I only used it for games, never noticed any issues in windows applications.
ISLC (Intelligent standby list cleaner) by Wagnarsoft and Processlasso by Bitsum can clear the standby list automatically.

 

How to Disable memory caching/standby memory in windows 10?

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