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by trawick

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I almost hate to ask this question because it is probably so basic that everybody else knows the answer. Anyway, here goes. I happen to be using a WindowsMe operating system, although it probably does not matter since this particular problem appliesto about all of the MS Windows OS's. Whenever I boot up, I usually have about 80% System Resources free-that is to say out
of 192 MB of RAM. In order to free up some more "resources" I have to reboot. This free System Resources seems to degrade as time goes by. It would seem that there should be a way to be able to rejuvenate my system without having to reboot that way. Strangely enough, I have not seen
this particular problem addressed very much-although it seems to be an all-pervasive one.
Sincerely,

Keith J. Trawick

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by viguez

You've got memory leaks. Maybe a couple of applications hasn't shutdown appropriately. Unfortunately you'll have to troubleshoot by trial and error and locate the problematic application. you may want check the the bootlog and see if anything is notstarting up right.

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