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Its not talking about RAM, but about your programs running behind the scenes, so to speak.
Assuming Windows98.
Go to Run and type MSINFO32.
On the left click Software Enviroment, then Startup Programs. copy/paste the list here.
These will be the programs that are loaded up on startup. Many are not needed and they eat away at your rescources.
Regards
eddie
Its not talking about RAM, but about your programs running behind the scenes, so to speak.
Assuming Windows98.
Go to Run and type MSINFO32.
On the left click Software Enviroment, then Startup Programs. copy/paste the list here.
These will be the programs that are loaded up on startup. Many are not needed and they eat away at your rescources.
Regards
eddie