Hi all,
I've got an Acer Aspire 5920 1.66Ghz T5450 Core2 Duo, 2GB DDR <358 MB Intel GMA X3100 with Vista Home on it. It'll run programs quite happily for 30-60 minutes (depending on paging file size), then up comes an error "Microsoft Windows Programs, Insufficient Memory, save your work, exit and restart programs to fix it".
Watching the Task Manager's Performance graphic, the physical memory use creeps up and up until the error appears. Then the best thing to do is disconnect from the mains and remove the battery from the laptop cos nothing else works as well.
I've thrown all my artillery at it:
Memtestx86
CCleaner
AVG
Spybot
SuperAntiSpyware
Malwarebytes Antimalware
Defrg, ScanDisk /f
Memory paging file administered by Windows, assigned by me, the larger the file, the slower the memory "leak"
Have disabled:
Windows Defender
Internet Printing Client,
Tablet PC optional components,
Windows Meeting Space,
ReadyBoost,
Windows Error Reporting Service,
Windows DFS Replication Service,
Remote Differential Component,
UAC
and SuperLaunch (is that what it was called?)
I can't pinpoint exactly when this started happening. There are "no" programs running. The OS starts, all the little Acer processes get going, AVG, MSN & Yahoo Msngr startup (and disabling Msngr at startup makes no difference)
Virtual Memory is currently set at 2337MB on C:, nothing on D:, managed by the OS. As I said above, upping the VM file size just slows the leak down.
Makes no difference. Any suggestions?
Cheers
I've got an Acer Aspire 5920 1.66Ghz T5450 Core2 Duo, 2GB DDR <358 MB Intel GMA X3100 with Vista Home on it. It'll run programs quite happily for 30-60 minutes (depending on paging file size), then up comes an error "Microsoft Windows Programs, Insufficient Memory, save your work, exit and restart programs to fix it".
Watching the Task Manager's Performance graphic, the physical memory use creeps up and up until the error appears. Then the best thing to do is disconnect from the mains and remove the battery from the laptop cos nothing else works as well.
I've thrown all my artillery at it:
Memtestx86
CCleaner
AVG
Spybot
SuperAntiSpyware
Malwarebytes Antimalware
Defrg, ScanDisk /f
Memory paging file administered by Windows, assigned by me, the larger the file, the slower the memory "leak"
Have disabled:
Windows Defender
Internet Printing Client,
Tablet PC optional components,
Windows Meeting Space,
ReadyBoost,
Windows Error Reporting Service,
Windows DFS Replication Service,
Remote Differential Component,
UAC
and SuperLaunch (is that what it was called?)
I can't pinpoint exactly when this started happening. There are "no" programs running. The OS starts, all the little Acer processes get going, AVG, MSN & Yahoo Msngr startup (and disabling Msngr at startup makes no difference)
Virtual Memory is currently set at 2337MB on C:, nothing on D:, managed by the OS. As I said above, upping the VM file size just slows the leak down.
Makes no difference. Any suggestions?
Cheers

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