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    Moving unused PSdZData folders can help E-Sys use less memory if forced to run with default 512MB settings. Folders for vehicle series not owned, like for BMW motorcycles, Rolls Royce, and Mini can be moved. This prevents E-Sys from loading unnecessary databases and frees up memory while running with low default settings. Only move folders if required to use low memory mode; otherwise leave as is if enough RAM is available.

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    Moving unused PSdZData folders can help E-Sys use less memory if forced to run with default 512MB settings. Folders for vehicle series not owned, like for BMW motorcycles, Rolls Royce, and Mini can be moved. This prevents E-Sys from loading unnecessary databases and frees up memory while running with low default settings. Only move folders if required to use low memory mode; otherwise leave as is if enough RAM is available.

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    Running ESYS in Low Memory Environments

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    Moving unused PSdZData folders can help E-Sys use less memory if forced to run with default 512MB settings. Folders for vehicle series not owned, like for BMW motorcycles, Rolls Royce, and Mini can be moved. This prevents E-Sys from loading unnecessary databases and frees up memory while running with low default settings. Only move folders if required to use low memory mode; otherwise leave as is if enough RAM is available.

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    10/28/2015 TokenMaster's Random Ramblings

    If you are forced to run E‐Sys using default memory settings (512MB), you can help it by moving some PSdZData folders
    you never use. Some folders you can safely move, so long as you don't own a series which uses them are the series
    folders insidekiswb. I have F30 so I moved the following folder:
    C:\Data\psdzdata\kiswb\S15A (used by G‐Series)
    C:\Data\psdzdata\kiswb\K001 and C:\Data\psdzdata\kiswb\KE01 (used by BMW motorcycle?)
    C:\Data\psdzdata\kiswb\RR01 (used by Rolls Royce)
    C:\Data\psdzdata\kiswb\I001 (used by i‐3, i‐8)
    C:\Data\psdzdata\kiswb\F056 (used by Mini)

    Moving the above folders prevent E‐Sys from reading database associated with these series. These databases are read
    on startup and kept in memory while E‐Sys is running, using precious memory.

    If you have plenty of RAM and can run at least using the medium settings, then moving the above folders are not
    required. Again, only do this if you are forced to run using default memory settings.

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