Friday, June 11, 2004
How To Limit PIE's Cache Size In WM2003
Posted by Janak Parekh in "ARTICLE" @ 11:00 AM
"One of the main causes of having insufficient memory can sometimes be attributed to a voice recording which has been long forgotten but still resides in main RAM. Sometimes it's the abundance of email attachments stored for sentimental value, and most of the time, particularly if the user uses Pocket Internet Explorer, is the large amount of Temporary Internet Files stored in folders nested deep into what seems to be oblivion...There used to be a tool for the old Pocket PC to limit the size of the cache. Sadly, this old utility no longer works for Windows Mobile 2003 based Pocket PCs. But the nice thing is, this is something which can easily be remedied by a registry hack."
I've seen users ask this question many times, and I'm glad to see Carlo over at PPCW dug around and found out the answer. :) As long as you're comfortable with editing the registry (you can use a free tool like PHM RegEdit), you might find this useful if you surf a lot on your Pocket PC.
I've seen users ask this question many times, and I'm glad to see Carlo over at PPCW dug around and found out the answer. :) As long as you're comfortable with editing the registry (you can use a free tool like PHM RegEdit), you might find this useful if you surf a lot on your Pocket PC.
