I am running Vista 64 Home Premium on an HP m9300t (4GB RAM) and believe I
have a memory leak. For the most part I am running shrink wrap SW that came
with the system or was purchased. When I start up the system the sidebar
"All CPU Meter" shows 38% memory usage. As time goes on I notice this
number increasing. Obviously rebooting gets me back down but I would like
to find a utility that would allow me to snapshot what is running after
startup and then take another snapshot as the utilization increases in order
to determine the culprit. Any suggestions?

Thanks in advance,
John

Use Task Manager to see what is running and how much memory each process is
utilizing.

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Richard Urban
Microsoft MVP
Windows Desktop Experience



"John W" wrote in message
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I am running Vista 64 Home Premium on an HP m9300t (4GB RAM) and believe I
have a memory leak. For the most part I am running shrink wrap SW that
came with the system or was purchased. When I start up the system the
sidebar "All CPU Meter" shows 38% memory usage. As time goes on I notice
this number increasing. Obviously rebooting gets me back down but I would
like to find a utility that would allow me to snapshot what is running
after startup and then take another snapshot as the utilization increases
in order to determine the culprit. Any suggestions?

Thanks in advance,
John