I'm having a similar problem, but as far as I can tell, it has nothing to do with 
a corrupt OS.

I think it has more to do with RAM usage.  Every program you run grabs chunks of 
RAM to use.  *But*, they don't always want to give that RAM up, even after the programs 
are shut down.  So the longer the computer runs, the less memory and system resources 
you wind up with.

There are a couple of ways to deal with it: either buy more RAM, or get a memory 
management/optimizer program.  I don't know what the best ones are-- can anyone recommend 
some?






On Thursday, January 22, 2004 at 8:04 pm, Mary wrote:
>My system resources free % keeps dropping the longer I use the computer.  DELL told 
>me my OS was corrupt so I have re-installed Windows ME successfully, but still have 
>the problem.  Any suggestions?  I don't think this is a typical problem with Windows 
>ME since it just started recently (since I downloaded an upgrade to NAV, which should 
>be totally unrelated, right?).  Help please.  I did uninstall/reinstall NAV too, 
>by the way.

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