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March 17th 07, 04:05 PM
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system processes
The problem is my computer runs about 70-100+ system processes all at
the same time(normally it ran about 25). The majority of these is SVCHOST.exe, I know this is a required system process, but 15 of them run 5mb - 50mb of RAM each. This causes about 600-800mb of my RAM to be used constantly. This problem has only been around for about 5 days. I ran a System Restore, and the problem is still occurring. I run Windows Vista, 1gb of RAM on an Intel Core 2 Duo Processor. How do I resolve this problem so I can have the majority of my RAM free? 
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