Which of these services can I stop?


  1. Posts : 69
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       #1

    Which of these services can I stop?


    They take up a huge amount of memory.
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       #2

    Chaoz said:
    They take up a huge amount of memory.
    Take another screenshot of your processes tab (where it shows the different memory amounts being used)
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  3. Posts : 69
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    Thread Starter
       #3

    Is that what you wanted?
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    Chaoz said:
    Is that what you wanted?
    Sort the windows by highest memory used first and repost the screenie (I am trying to see what is taking up the most RAM for you)
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  5. Posts : 69
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    Here you go.
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    Chaoz said:
    Here you go.
    All of your big processes are correct except what is foobar?

    Also how mush memory do you have?
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  7. Posts : 69
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    I have 4gb of ram, and foobar is a music player. I always thought 75k was pretty high.
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    Don't mess with it. It is perfectly fine as is. 75k is LOW...very LOW. This is not Windows XP.
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       #9

    Chaoz said:
    I have 4gb of ram, and foobar is a music player. I always thought 75k was pretty high.
    you mean 23,998k or ~23MB... isn't to bad...

    Overall the me usage isn't that bad
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