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December 11th 03, 09:41 PM
If I understand you correctly,if you are getting e-mail
downloads,you are always on the internet?If so your ad
blockers,antivirus programs,start menu(what ever you have
running in background),task bar,desk top and file manager
is all on.Not counting screensaver if you use one.Cleanup
your system (Check disk,defrag,ect;)and see if that
helps.You can also try www.tweakxp.com ...improves
performance.....Good luck
>-----Original Message-----
>Can anyone tell me a reason why the memory usage of
>explorer.exe would continue to rise? I have been
getting
>low virtual memory messages and happened to notice
>looking at the Windows Task Manager Procesesses report
>that with my computer sitting idle the memory usage for
>explorer.exe may go from 50M to 150M overnight or in 8-
12
>hours. Why would it do this with nothing going on
>(except periodic mail downloads)?
>
>Thanks for any help out there,
>Keith
>
>
>.
>
downloads,you are always on the internet?If so your ad
blockers,antivirus programs,start menu(what ever you have
running in background),task bar,desk top and file manager
is all on.Not counting screensaver if you use one.Cleanup
your system (Check disk,defrag,ect;)and see if that
helps.You can also try www.tweakxp.com ...improves
performance.....Good luck
>-----Original Message-----
>Can anyone tell me a reason why the memory usage of
>explorer.exe would continue to rise? I have been
getting
>low virtual memory messages and happened to notice
>looking at the Windows Task Manager Procesesses report
>that with my computer sitting idle the memory usage for
>explorer.exe may go from 50M to 150M overnight or in 8-
12
>hours. Why would it do this with nothing going on
>(except periodic mail downloads)?
>
>Thanks for any help out there,
>Keith
>
>
>.
>