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Store.exe is the exchange information store service and it will take a lot of memory this is a normal behavior you don't need to worry about it<br />

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Store.exe is the exchange information store service and it will take a lot of memory this is a normal behavior you don't need to worry about it


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So 600 mb is not much? would/could this be any reason server seems to be running slower?<br />
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Thanks<br />

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So 600 mb is not much? would/could this be any reason server seems to be running slower?


Thanks


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Are you getting hit with a lot of sobig..f or other virus attempts?? &nbsp;That will keep your information store busy especially if you have antivirus services running on the box.. 
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Are you getting hit with a lot of sobig..f or other virus attempts??  That will keep your information store busy especially if you have antivirus services running on the box..

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Have a SBS 2003 server. Seems to be running various things slow. Noticed in task manager the Store.exe grows quite large (over 600 of memory). What causes this and any way to reduces?<br />
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Thanks<br />

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Have a SBS 2003 server. Seems to be running various things slow. Noticed in task manager the Store.exe grows quite large (over 600 of memory). What causes this and any way to reduces?

Thanks


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