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    Windows 7 System Unstable/Slow

    Ok, I recently did a fresh install of win 7 because I corrupted my own registry playing about. Anyways, I got everything done & all looked fine & completed normally & then I got a BSOD. First one ever, continued & it looked normal & everything. Then after about a week I noticed some programs...
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    • browser bsod defrag diagnostics error free memory hdd installation issues memory performance processes registry resource monitor slow startup system tuneup utilities unstable windows 7
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    • Forum: Windows Help and Support
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    Windows 7 Windows 7 Ultimate x64

    Hi, I am currently running Windows 7 x64 Ultimate on a computer I am about to do a complete upgrade on hardware but lately I am experiencing only about 40% to 35% of free Ram on a 4GB setup...How can I look at what is using my ram cause that is just when doing nothing at all, no apps or nothing...
    • Sephirox
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    • free memory hardware memory performance ram system diagnostics troubleshooting ultimate upgrade windows 7
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    • Forum: Windows Help and Support
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    Windows 7 HELP: Task Manager!!!!!

    Hi all, I have been doing allot of research on Win7's Task Manager, in particular the Performance Tab because I am getting issues I am not understanding. What I understand: Total: amount of RAM installed on your computer Cached: amount of physical memory used recently for system...
    • niic
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    • available memory cached memory computer issues dell free memory memory memory explanation memory usage performance performance tab precision 690 ram resource monitor superfetch system resources task manager tech help troubleshooting windows 7 windows support
    • Replies: 1
    • Forum: Windows Help and Support
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    Windows 7 Memory Problems

    I have been running into an issue lately with the following symptoms: -I get a low memory error message frequently even though I am not anywhere near using all my RAM. Typically I will have 1.3-1.5GB allocated and my system has 2GB of RAM. -Initially after bootup in the task manager my...
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    • bootup caching diagnostic error firefox free memory hardware low memory memory performance ram reboot scrambled screen silverlight streaming symptoms system task manager troubleshooting virtual memory
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    • Forum: Windows Help and Support
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    Windows 7 Windows 7 Memory

    Link Removed due to 404 Error No free memory i could say. Okay let`s start with de begining. I`ve had installed the free RC1 win7 from Microsoft site in june or july, i don`t know exactly. Everything worked fine till now. Everytime when my computer starts, the utorrent stars too, i had no...
    • kwL
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    • background applications free memory inter core2duo memory performance ram system specs task manager utorrent windows 7
    • Replies: 1
    • Forum: Windows Hardware
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    Windows Vista Vista using too much memory

    Recently I had been having problems with Vista using too much memory. Specifically such as start5ing IE8 when I had 2.5 gig's. memory free, only to find a short while later having say only 1.7 gig's free. Culled out a lot programs that I either was using or taking full advantage of and that...
    • lorenkjr1
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    • free memory internet explorer memory usage program management registry corruption system crash system performance tech troubleshooting uninstall issues windows vista
    • Replies: 8
    • Forum: Windows Help and Support
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    Windows 7 Basic Question about Memory Usage

    I have 6GB of DDR3 ram installed. When I look at Taskmanager I see: Total: 6141 Cached: 4580 Avail: 4519 Free: 0 Does this look okay? Why does it say I have 0 Free ram? Everything runs fine so I'm sure it the way it is supposed to be but I was wondering about that 0 free ram thing.
    • edbro
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    • availability cached ddr3 free memory memory performance ram system task manager usage
    • Replies: 3
    • Forum: Windows Help and Support
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