Windows 10: Prevent Windows from unloading background windows from RAM

Hello,

I have the following issue, not sure how otherwise I should name the title. The follow behavior happens on mostly any device I own, but mostly I am using my laptop as a reference. It has 16GB of RAM.

Following scenario: If I have lots of "small" windows open, for example 20-30 notepad windows + 20-50 JPEG images via JpegView + Chrome + other stuff, this sums up in maybe 7GB of 16GB used. So there is plenty of free RAM still left, it is not even CLOSE to RAM becoming a problem.

If I let this all "idle" for hours maybe in the background, it happens at some point, not sure if this is time depending or maybe Windows somehow recognizes, that I haven't "touched" (brought it in the foreground) for some hours, it seems, that Windows unloads the content of the window from memory.

I notice this, that when I hover over the taskbar for example for the Notepad "stack", it hasnt a preview image anymore but just a gray image with the Notepad icon in the middle. When I click on one of them, the Window is empty for a tiny little time window, and then loaded again with the content. So this looks like Windows unloads the content from memory to me.

Is there a documented behavior for this, that Windows indeed does this? And if so, is there a way to deactivate this? Because I find it really annoying. I totally bought this laptop with 16GB because for the reason to NOT unload things I have opened from memory. And 7 out of 16 used in this example, there should be no reason at all to do this.

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