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- GTP_Jondot
Hi
I didn't know this was physically possible.
I opened up dreamweaver, and we creating a new site folder e.c.t, and it starts jamming on me. Ok, i have a lot running, but i mean this was slow. I don't get any responce from ctrl alt delete, so i press it a couple more times thinking my keyboard isn't responding (wireless gets ****ed occasionally). Still nothing, so i really hammer it. Next thing i know, up comes task manager, and i'm like, "at last". So, i see that dremwever isn't responding, and because it is going so slow, i look in performance. According to task manager, my page file usage is 912mb. WTF? The ram in my laptop is only 512, how the hell can it be 900+mb? Once i'd closed dreamweaver, and the 25 task managers i had running, it said 601mb instead.
How the hell can i be running at 601mb, or 912 when my ram is 512?
Anyone?
Here's a screen for proof:
Cheers
Jon
I didn't know this was physically possible.
I opened up dreamweaver, and we creating a new site folder e.c.t, and it starts jamming on me. Ok, i have a lot running, but i mean this was slow. I don't get any responce from ctrl alt delete, so i press it a couple more times thinking my keyboard isn't responding (wireless gets ****ed occasionally). Still nothing, so i really hammer it. Next thing i know, up comes task manager, and i'm like, "at last". So, i see that dremwever isn't responding, and because it is going so slow, i look in performance. According to task manager, my page file usage is 912mb. WTF? The ram in my laptop is only 512, how the hell can it be 900+mb? Once i'd closed dreamweaver, and the 25 task managers i had running, it said 601mb instead.
How the hell can i be running at 601mb, or 912 when my ram is 512?
Anyone?
Here's a screen for proof:
Cheers
Jon
