On 2023-07-13 18:38, Michael Butash via PLUG-discuss wrote:
Ok, Thanks!! I have an HP laptop running Win 10 Pro that I use to
make
videos. It has 8GB of ram and an m.2. It is about 6 years old. It
is
> using 41% of RAM... Yikes!!
I really have to wonder how the browsers work like that wi
> Ok, Thanks!! I have an HP laptop running Win 10 Pro that I use to make
> videos. It has 8GB of ram and an m.2. It is about 6 years old. It is
> using 41% of RAM... Yikes!!
I really have to wonder how the browsers work like that with so little ram,
they will tend to use as much or as little a
On 2023-07-13 10:03, Michael Butash via PLUG-discuss wrote:
Well that's about what I was expecting you'd see...
First, start with getting her more memory, I'm amazed it'll even run
and start a browser with only 4gb of ram. Firefox/Chrome alone uses a
good 8-20gb of ram at a time for my normal u
Well that's about what I was expecting you'd see...
First, start with getting her more memory, I'm amazed it'll even run and
start a browser with only 4gb of ram. Firefox/Chrome alone uses a good
8-20gb of ram at a time for my normal usage, anything else will just sit in
swap/pagefile (which is w
Thank you to all who replied.
I spent over an hour on trying to figure this out.
I opened the Event Viewer and discovered the system was using 94% of
memory and 100% of the disk in idle mode.
This computer is running Windows 10 pro with 4GB of ram and and 4 cores
and 4 threads. Is has a rus
