Windows 7 64bit - Internet Explorer Using High Memory
Jan 26, 2012I am running Win 7 64bit and have 16GB of DDR3 ram. However I receive messages my IE is using high memory. What does this mean and how do I cure it?
View 4 RepliesI am running Win 7 64bit and have 16GB of DDR3 ram. However I receive messages my IE is using high memory. What does this mean and how do I cure it?
View 4 RepliesMy computer has been using a lot of memory and cpu usage lately and its mostly from my desktop or the internet. When I check my processes, its mainly explorer and dwm (desktop windows manager) that's using the most. I have ran a lot of scans already and no malware was found. Here's a link of all my logs [URL]. I would like to have my cpu running at full speed again.
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Really dont fancy having to reinstall windows.
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1st I thought, hmm nothing weird..
Till i saw: Cashed 878
and : Availeble 850
free : 0
Installed memory: 4gigs.
Why is my pc going so slow?
I have a Sony with win 7 64-bit and 4 gigs of ram. About a month ago I started to notice my computer running slower. When I checked windows task manager (performance) it was using 3.5 gigs of my memory. I restarted the computer and it went down to 1.5. I have on occasion had to restart twice to get the memory down. I have run virus checks and reg cleaner but it still occurs.
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