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Old 03-15-2022, 11:10 AM   #239
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Another strange thing is that there is always running an ElacticSearch process called "OpenJDK Platform binary" located in C:\Program Files\ElasticElasticsearch\7.16.1\jdk\bin\java.exe which takes up about 250mb of ram even though Calibre is closed. In fact it starts with windows 10.

How can that process be closed automatically so as not to waste resources?
It seems that you have installed ElasticSearch as a service under Windows. To free up that memory, you could stop the ElasticSearch service. That will mean having to make sure that you manually start ElasticSearch when you want to use it.
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