I have 2 gigs of memory and the resource monitor shows about 45%
used... I assume that includes all the background services also.
On Sun, 2 Dec 2007 00:26:11 -0600, brink
<brink.30yb46@xxxxxx-mx.forums.net> wrote:
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>rwphilips;530643 Wrote: Quote:
>> Within Resource Monitor (from Task Manager) in the Memory area there
>> is an item called Hard Faults. What exactly does that mean??
>>
>> thanks, Rich
>
>Hi Rich,
>
>"The number of hard faults per minute currently resulting from the
>application instance.
>
>A hard fault (also known as a page fault) occurs when the page of the
>referenced address is no longer in physical memory and has been swapped
>out or is available from a backing file on disk. It is not an error.
>However, a high number of hard faults may explain the slow response time
>of an application if it must continually read data back from disk rather
>than from physical memory."
>
>In the Resoure Monitor, click on Help and type "hard Fault" (no quotes)
>in the Search tab. You will get more information on this and all the
>other items to.
>
>Hope this helps,
>Shawn