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Old 02-24-2002, 02:08 PM   #1
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Does WinXP eat memory?

I was trying to play a game at pogo.com and kept getting those not enough memory errors. I never had this problem with Win98.

In the System Information section this is what it has as far as my memory goes:
Total Physical Memory: 224.00 MB
Total Available Physical Memory: 120.04 MB

Total Virtual Memory: 751.30 MB
Total Available Virtural Memory: 574.21 MB
Page File Space: 531.75 MB

Does anyone know why or what I could check to find out why so much of the memory is not available? Or if there are any sites out there that can help?
I checked the link here for Editorals and features and found one article about memory but it suggests making changes in autobat sys and config.sys files. I am not even sure where those files are let alone secure enough about deleting them.

I'm getting these number without even going to the pogo game site...if I were playing those games the numbers would be even lower.
Also, I don't have alot of programs open or running right now with those number. I have the internet and the IE browser of course, and also my pagoo answering machine program running.

Any help would be appreciated
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Old 02-25-2002, 10:47 AM   #2
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Hello,

Try right clicking on your winxp taskbar and choose Task Manager,from Task Manager,click on Processes,you can check how much memory did a process consumed.
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