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Best answer by Rakanisheu Retired
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View originalThis would be true, if the allocation were more dynamic. And that is the reason I pointed out that there are more types of memory that reside in the page file that what you are seeing in this case.@ wrote:
Thanks for the expectation, but if it's a pagefile problem it's worse then if was just a ram problem. If it was just a ram problem and you have plenty of ram on your computer it' s not going to really affect your computers performance. If it's a pagefile problem and you have a regular Hard Drive and not a SSD your going to have to wait for your hard drive to respond which will slow up your system. So any system resource advantage to using Webroot over other antivirus software is nullified while this problem exist.
Excellent it's been said since Win 8.1 x64 came out it was never WSA's fault now Microsoft have to add this fix to the new Win 10 Preview x64 hopefully by the release of it!@ wrote:
I also, updated that window update, and I notice my Explorer is using around 48 MB
Thanks
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