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From my testing it would appear that option 1 outlined in the questions edit has done the trick ... for the most part. As has been stated, and of which I already understood, C# is a managed language; making memory management difficult. However, by adding a <code>new SecureString()</code> object to one of the <code>ContextMenuStrip</code> menu items' <code>Tag</code> attributes, the menu object will persist in RAM. There are, sadly, two primary caveats to this approach: 1. If the machines RAM gets hit HARD, the <code>SecureString</code> object is either forcibly discarded or decoupled from the encompassing object and the page fault/swap is performed. I am unsure as to whether it re-couples together again post scenario, but it seems to do ok. 2. If the machine is put to sleep or hibernate, the whole app gets page swapped and the <code>SecureString</code> is most definitely discarded. To aid in these situations, I have a <code>SessionSwitchEventHandler</code> that detects if the machine has been unlocked and creates a <code>new SecureString()</code> object in a menu items' <code>Tag</code> attribute and re-associates the <code>ContextMenuStrip</code> object to the <code>NotifyIcon.ContextMenuStrip</code> Although it's not the best solution, it does work and is better then creating a timer to touch the menu [shudders] or, worse, playing with the <code>Process.MinWorkerSet</code> [takes a shower at the thought] Thanks again to those who took part in the question and helped think further to find a solution.
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