Hello all I just have a quick problem,
I bought a new laptop for work (I'm a photographer) and it came with vista, I have 4 gigs of ddr3 ram and i have uninstalled all the extra programs that came with it but to my surprise vista is running at 51% of my ram just sitting there. I originally had thought that i had a trojan or some such thing as i had uploaded some things from my old hard drive, i ran avast superantispyware and hijackthis all that was found was a few tracking cookies and once those were gone im still running at 51%. my question is this is there anything i can do do make vista run with less ram? im more of an xp geek so vista is new waters for me...also when i looked at my processes i have around 6 or 7 instances of svchost running at any one time, that seems aweful strange to me... and my hijackthis log shows that i have a bunch of missing files from my system32 folder, im not an expert in this so it could mean nothing but i just thought id mention it. Thanks for your help!
I bought a new laptop for work (I'm a photographer) and it came with vista, I have 4 gigs of ddr3 ram and i have uninstalled all the extra programs that came with it but to my surprise vista is running at 51% of my ram just sitting there. I originally had thought that i had a trojan or some such thing as i had uploaded some things from my old hard drive, i ran avast superantispyware and hijackthis all that was found was a few tracking cookies and once those were gone im still running at 51%. my question is this is there anything i can do do make vista run with less ram? im more of an xp geek so vista is new waters for me...also when i looked at my processes i have around 6 or 7 instances of svchost running at any one time, that seems aweful strange to me... and my hijackthis log shows that i have a bunch of missing files from my system32 folder, im not an expert in this so it could mean nothing but i just thought id mention it. Thanks for your help!

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