Windows 7 uses too much ram

That does seem excessive, but again, so far no performance issues that I can see. I think everyone also says needs to understand that this is beta code and by no means has the code been "tuned" for maximum performance. Most of the time at this level of development a lot of debug code is also running so.. Thursday, January 15, AM. Windows Vista Home Premium 32 bit use 1,26gb on same conditions.

MFG Maria. You may be running "idle" although I don't agree with your usage but you have 60 processes running. That needs memory to have those processes ready to act when needed. Things like Bittorrent, sidebar, xfire and any other program that needs to be ready at a moment's notice take up memory.

Otherwise you would need to wait for the hard drive to spin up to access-speed for the programs that need those processes to act. Friday, January 16, PM. Troy, if you read the post, you would notice he's not complaining about a memory shortage. In fact, he clearly states that games and programs are running just fine. I personally hope that they spend a great deal of time optimizing performance for Windows 7. Edit: Even CCleaner got this feature. You can go down to drivers, dlls etc with it. And I've removed nvidia services on my 7 64 machine but I don't recall them being RAM hungry talking working set in Process Explorer since I replaced my task manager with that.

Qhite simply It does not show up in Autoruns and I found two instances in registry and changed setting from 1 to 0 Nothing I seem to do stops it from loading..

Jan The description of the problem is in the title. Is there a way to prevent the driver suite from installing this component? I rarely force settings for an application through the driver and my games just run fine. I could probably just disable it's autostart setting in msconfig so it won't load on system start. Though if possible I prefer to keep this tool as it's still quite handy. Only the memory usage is outright ridiculous.

This problem occurs both with beta drivers and standard issue WHQL ones. All Results. It tries to speed up your computing experience by pre-loading parts of programs into memory with sometimes detrimental effects as you had to experience.

It tries to determine which software you use and stores parts of it to the Windows folder. Unfortunately, Super fetch doesn't always get it right which software you're going to use and can keep your hard drive busy for minutes after booting. I found it especially annoying since it kept on loading software I wasn't even going to use or that I had only used once. Since I use a plethora of different programs every day, Super fetch actually had a massive negative impact on my computer's performance with keeping the hard drive busy for minutes after a fresh boot.

This is the very reason I have been running Windows with de activated Super fetch ever since it came out. Now repeat all the above procedure to stop Windows Search and Super Fetch services. I hope, this will help you to considerably reduce the CPU usage and your system cannot freeze by itself. Question 5 months ago. I am using windows 7 and cannot update right now. My RAM is 6gb but only 1.

I did all obove step but all my svhost. So there is no change after all the step i am worried. Kindly guide. Answer 5 months ago. You are Running 32bit a.

Question 1 year ago on Introduction. Ok, I'm a little confused with this article The possibilities are endless, but, unfortunately, your system resources are not. Browsers like Mozilla Firefox can and will use up available system memory the more you use them. All web browsers suffer from memory leak issues, including Firefox and Chrome.

Memory leaks are usually caused when a browser, with multiple running tabs, is left running for a long period of time. After a while, the open tabs begin to eat up and claim most of the available system resources, leaving your PC struggling to respond.

If that happens, and you think Firefox is the cause, an easy solution is simply to restart Firefox. Closing Firefox may not fully end any running Firefox processes, however. Firefox is a customizable browser with various add-ons that can extend its functionality, from themes to extensions similar to how Chrome extensions work. Each new Firefox release brings new features and bug fixes that can help to reduce the impact of known issues, including unnecessary memory usage.