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| | Slow Performance, What Could/Should I Do? When I first got Vista, everything worked perfect. But now, I can't even watch a streaming video from the internet. I know it's not my internet because my other Windows XP computer plays the videos just fine. (I also can't play online games because I get booted all the time.) Looking at my computers task manager performance tracker, my internet utilization never goes above 10%. The CPU usage while playing the videos also never goes above 10%. My first instinct is to question my memory. So, task manager is telling me that I have a total of 2813MB of Physical Memory, and 2229MB is Cached, which leaves 46MB free. Is this a problem with my Cached Memory? Now, I know Cached Memory is good, but how much becomes bad? I haven't found any Administrative Tools in Vista, so where to I go to change that if need be? Or am I looking in the wrong spot? Thanks, Grorange |
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