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Why does my computer's MEMORY still full even after I close most of the applications???

Asked by Gagik in Computer Memory (RAM), Microsoft Windows Operating Systems, Microsoft Operating Systems

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Hi, I have this problem with my computer's memory.

Let's say I run Photoshop and Flash together with some IE pages, MSN messanger, Outlook etc - the momory usage of my computer natuallry goes up (approx 800mb).

But the problem is that when I close all these programs the computers's memory doesn't come back to the initial level - normally around 280mb (when only baic and startup processes are running, for instance when I just start windows)

Can anyone help me out with this? I can't bring the memory back down. Even if if i close everything, I only recover some 200 mb maximum, the rest i dont know what is it...

I have disabled Swap file (virtual memory) and I have 1282 mb or RAM, Windows XP SP2

Please help!!

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