deallocate

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To release a computer resource that is currently assigned to a program or user, such as memory or a peripheral device.

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Dynamic CPU Deallocation, which automatically deallocates

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Dynamic CPU Deallocation -- Automatically deallocates resources if impending CPU failures are detected so applications keep running.

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0 includes a new memory-management diagnostic that identifies and deallocates memory blocks containing errors, providing greatly increased protection from memory-related problems.

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