Can you easily reproduce the problem? Start task manager: Ctrl+Shift+Esc; click Show processes from all users. Go to the Performance tab. See how your Memory behaves while extracting. I am wondering if your 2GB is being maxed out by the decompression process.
64-Bit Windows 7 really should not be run without 4 GB of RAM; 2 GB is the minimum requirement, but it is not enough if doing intensive application work.
im running with 4 GB again , but yes i can as u ask ..
My memory is using about 1.21 GB while un zipping files , and CPU is looking very stabile.. but on this friday i will get a new mainboard and 4 GB corsair memory , so i hope it will help me .
Did it crash when you read those from the performance tab?
It looks like the new mainboard and memory has done the job.... thx for all the help u gave me .
You're welcome. Happy to see it is now stable. :)
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so i hope my new mainboard and memory will solve the job :)