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    Resolved [RESOLVED] BIG Windows Xp Memory Leack Or What?

    Ok, I got this probebly 2 years old computer (so not that old at all). and once i have the computer runing for more then 2 houres (more like 3) and i go to the Task Manager. at the buttom i see that the computer is using 560M out of the total 637M (560,132K/637,944K). When i switch to the proesses tab and i sort them from most to least memory. I see that the most memory used is only 15M (15,120K) by EXPLORER.EXE (windows). where does all that memory go to???? my computer can't even move!!!!!

    I GOT 5 OTHER COMPUTER NO ONE OF THEM HAD EVER WANT OVER 300M
    MOST COMPUTER STAY IN THE 130 - 240M RANGE

    KEEP IN MIND:

    1) THAT WHILE DOING IT I MADE SHURE THAT NO OTHER APP IS RUNING OR MINIMIEZED OR IN BACKGROUND EXCEPT TO EXPLORER.EXE AND SYSTEM OPERARTION FILES
    2) I AM THE ONLY ONE WHO USES THIS COMPUTER (I AM THE ADMIN)
    3) THE COMPUTER WAS ONLY TURNED ON 2:10 HOURES BEFOR I DID IT.

    WHERE DOES ALL THE MEMORY GO TO?????
    Last edited by wiz126; Nov 3rd, 2005 at 12:00 PM.
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