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Available physical memory drained / UPDATES

pirelli · 2009-01-02 18:28:05

When Microsoft add updates sometimes i find they take up half my physical memory and nearly all of my available physical memory. When i remove the update using the control panel add and remove feature , the computer after a restart has its full physical memory back and almost 200 mb of available physical memory. It is…

02-01-2009 6:28pm

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When Microsoft add updates sometimes i find they take up half my physical memory and nearly all of my available physical memory. When i remove the update using the control panel add and remove feature , the computer after a restart has its full physical memory back and almost 200 mb of available physical memory.

It is almost certainly microsoft updates. As this problem only occours after shutdown when updates are added.

What is going on!! Microsoft are wrecking my system.

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