[JimH443]

I'm looking for a freeware app (for XP) that will tell me how much memory each of the processes are using. Does anyone know of such a thing?

[mcbarker]

Press CTRL-ALT-DEL together on the keyboard and click on the Processes tab, and it will give you a list of what processes are running, and how much memory each is using.
If you want something more detailed, try Process Explorer

[Flashorn]

Hey Jim!!


Actually, you don't another program. All you need to do is :


Right Click on your Task Bar and from the menu , Choose:


Task Manager.Next , Choose the "Processes Tab". This is what you should see:













As you can see , underneath the processes tab you have the names of the apps.


on the left hand side and on the far right you should have the :


Memory( Private Working Set) . This is the actual memory count that each


of your programs are using in Kilobytes.





Now if you don;t see this tab (Memory....) , then click on the View Tab , above the Processes Tab


and choose to see or click on the "Memory - Private Working Set . Close the Task Manager


and Re-Start the task manager. You should now be able to see all of your apps.'


memory usage.


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Hope this helps.











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[JimH443]

DOH! As it happens, I am using Process Explorer as my default.... but I don't have it displaying full screen, and hadn't noticed the scroll bar at the bottom. LOL!