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by pratham_barje2002 Accepted solution
by jellimonsta Accepted solution
NTDVM is the 16 bit DOS VM used for running old 16 bit (win 95 games and programs). If you do not have a need for this you can disable it.
Click Start> Run
Type: msconfig
Browse to the 'startup' tab and uncheck NTDVM.
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by oh smeg Accepted solution
You should install Process Quick Link 2 available here
http://www.processlibrary.com/quicklink/
This places green dots besides the Running Processes in the Task Manager and when you click on the one beside the unknown process it opens a Web Page with a description of what that individual process is and what to look for.
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by rob miners Accepted solution
Troubleshooting MS-DOS-based programs in Windows XP
by computechdan Accepted solution
running away with resources seems like a very common issue with no real resolutions
in addition to what has already been suggested i also suggest u check the system for malware, ect. perhaps u have a 16 bit bug
as a potential workaround u may be able to reduce it's load by adjusting it's priority to low
also i found this that seems to help some workaround this problem
the root of this problem is however a 16bit application that is running in the system
perhaps a screen saver?
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