RAMMap "Empty standby list"

Hi, let me start by saying I'm an avid use of most Sysinternals utilities. The most useful to me right now is RAMMap.

This is because I have a strange problem with Windows 7 64bit cache. I use StorageCraft's ShadowProtect and ImageManager to manage images on my network. ImageManager routinely verifies images, and Windows puts part of these enormous files in the standby cache (the pc has 32Gb Ram). I don't know if this has something to do with Superfetch being on and the file being accessed by ImageManager continuously for minutes.

Anyway, then the pc goes to sleep and when it wakes up the file is still in cache. ImageManager will once in a while call the file back from the cache, and sometimes (not often, let's say once a week) this process goes awry, and my ram goes from 10% to 100% full in an instant. Before discovering RAMMap, I had to reboot because the system would become unusable.

Now with RAMMap's "Empty standby list" command I get my Ram back even after it's gone up to 100% full.

So I was wondering, is there a way to reproduce this command using a prompt, so that I can create a shortcut to apply it faster?

Also, is there a way to tell Windows 7 not to cache these particular files, or files from particular partitions? (I don't think so, but you never know)

Thanks, that's interesting. I'm a graphics guy and web developer mostly though, so I wouldn't know where to begin to code a commandline tool. I was hoping there was something like that out there already. It'd be kinda useful.

Thanks a lot! It works like a treat!

Nevermind, link worked on my iphone but not in google chrome. I just downloaded from my iphone and emailed it to myself and it works great. Thanks.

look at the sourcecode of ProcessHacker for NtSetSystemInformation with SystemMemoryListInformation parameter