Is the media player you mention below the same as the default player in
IE configuration....if so, have you tried disabling it in IE and/or
configuring IE with another default media player?
Thomas R. wrote:
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> Thanks for your answer
>
> I tried every windows tool i could find but it still isn't better.
> Since I had this problem from the day I first started the notebook I don't
> think it's something I have done.
>
> Some information about my laptop:
> Acer Aspire 5720Z
> Processor: Intel Pentium Dual CPU T2310 1.46GHz
> Memory(RAM): 2038MB
> System type: 32 bit
> HDD: 120GB (90GB used)
>
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> "propman" wrote:
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>> =?Utf-8?B?VGhvbWFzIFIu?= <Thomas R.@xxxxxx> wrote in
>> news:1CABF7F5-A460-4CE4-9B91-69182F17091D@xxxxxx:
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>>> Since I first startet it my Windows Vista Home Premium has problems
>>> with sharing my RAM with more than one process.
>>>
>>> If I just open one application like 3d max, I can use my full 2GB of
>>> RAM. But if I start an internet explorer, a media player and some
>>> folders totally using 1GB of RAM, the context menus don't show
>>> completely or not at all, folders don't open with the explorer but
>>> some other program (mainly my media player).
>>>
>>> I tried everything, but I just can't resolve that problem.
>>> I hope here someone can finally help me.
>>>
>>> Thanks a lot!
>>>
| | | | | >> Have you checked out "Start - Administrative Tools" - "Memory Diagnostics",
>> "Reliability and Performance" etc in your "everything" endevours?
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>> Might be wiser to outline exactly what you have done, what kind of system
>> you are running etc so that participants have a clearer understanding of
>> your situation. :-)
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