I have a VB.NET application that has IE control in one form, the application initially starts with memory size 9 Around the MB, but when the IE form launches, the consumption of memory increases to 27 MB, and when that form is closed, then there is a reduction of only 3-4 MB in memory, hence allocation to IEFRM Why memory is not allocated automatically? Is there any work to solve this issue? If possible, launching the form as a separate process will be helpful.
If you make sure the farm, the garbage collector should eventually free up this memory. In separate process, IE should not be required to run control. However, if you are using IE 7, you may want to read about memory leaks.
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