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re: Why am I always low on system resources?
Wednesday, September 4, 2002 at 8:16 pm
Windows Me Annoyances Discussion Forum
Posted by John S. Boesen
(308 messages posted)
Windows System Resources has little to do with hardware RAM or even hard drive space.
Windows resources refers to a very SMALL amount of cache called the "System Arena".
Bottom line is that you are running to many TSR's, and when you try to start a program
you are actually USING the "Potential TSR's" have hogged up all the space. Search
this Forum for keyword "MSCONFIG" Windows utility that allows you to disable all
TSR's that start when Windows starts. Personally, I just Edit the Registry to eliminate
useless TSR's, but even Microsofts Highest Level Tech Suipport Engineers wont go
there
On Tuesday, September 3, 2002 at 4:42 pm, J wrote:
>On my computer (which is a compaq) I have a Pentium 3 processor (1.0 GHz). My total
>physical memory is 382.51 MB (which was added on before we took it home, it was
at
>128 MB) and available physical memory of 79.45 MB. Also my hard drive (C) is 33.2GB
>total, and only 18.5 GB used up. Does that have to do with my system resources,
>or what?
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