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looks to me like exchange is running...have you rebooted that server? you might find an app has a memory leak
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looks to me like exchange is running...have you rebooted that server? you might find an app has a memory leak

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F.Y.I<br />
we have 2 GB of memory on the server. 
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F.Y.I
we have 2 GB of memory on the server.

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I am getting low on &quot;Virtual Memory errors in windows. The system Ideal process is runing at 98%. Under memory usage , &nbsp;Pbeagent.exe is using 554, 784k , and made.exe is using 215208k, store.exe is using 158, 876. These are the ones with the most usage. The windwos 2003 SBS server has 2 GB of memory. We do not use exchange on the server and I think we have stoped all exchange services on it. <br />
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I changed the page file settings so it would allow a max of 3000 MB and I also changed it to another drive. Before that , it was on the O/S drive and it was set for a max of 762MB. &nbsp;Thank you for your help. <br />
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I am getting low on "Virtual Memory errors in windows. The system Ideal process is runing at 98%. Under memory usage ,  Pbeagent.exe is using 554, 784k , and made.exe is using 215208k, store.exe is using 158, 876. These are the ones with the most usage. The windwos 2003 SBS server has 2 GB of memory. We do not use exchange on the server and I think we have stoped all exchange services on it. 

I changed the page file settings so it would allow a max of 3000 MB and I also changed it to another drive. Before that , it was on the O/S drive and it was set for a max of 762MB.  Thank you for your help. 



Virtual Memory erros in windows

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).