Earl Grey wrote:
> Hi Allan:
>
> Your computer will perform much better as soon as you get rid of
> FreeRAM. Such programs work against Windows internal memory
> management.
Ditto. Such programs are nothing but snake oil, and hurt you rather than
help you. Allan, I strongly second what Earl says here, and recommend
uninstalling it. I wouldn't be surprised if that fixes the problem
immediately, but even if it doesn't, it will be much easier to troubleshoot
such a problem without garbage like this running.
--
Ken Blake - Microsoft MVP Windows: Shell/User
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> Allan wrote:
>> I use a program called FreeRam XP Pro and when I start up my
>> computer the virtual memory is showing about 93%, after about 10
>> hours the virtual memory is showing 0%. My computer then freezes up
>> and the only thing I can do is reboot. After the reboot everything
>> is fine until the virtual memory counts down to 0% again. Please
>> help. Many thanks. >> Stay informed about: Virtual memory showing zero