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Have you tried running fpdb on a separate drive (thumb/flash drives or external hdd)? Is windows managing the virtual memory or you? Check bios for any anomalies, try resetting to factory setting. Have you tried running the exe version of fpdb?
I am still using the fpdb-0.20.904anyCPU version on vista homep with minimal issues.
Not sure of your definition of managing memory. I haven't done anything, so I assume Vista is managing the memory. I have 2gigs real memory, and running a flash drive with another Kingston 2gigs that is totally dedicated or allocated to "ReadyBoost".
Wait a minute... I am running a program "SmartRam" by Advanced System care. It manages the real memory and frees up memory once I close a program... but.... it doesn't "clean" the memory unless the cpu is either idle or (my setting) using less than 5%, and that isn't until it is like that for 5 mins... I wouldn't think that should have an effect, but I mention it just in case...
I am still running (basically) the factory default in bios. The only thing I have changed from the factory settings is in the "power" where I've set up the "wakeup" to start the computer at 5am each morning.
I have not recently tried the "exe" version.. but I did have problems two other versions when I tried running it. Besides, I prefer the source because I do mod some settings, like to get rid of "%" in the stats, have only the green line in the graph, and a few other minor preferences. Can't do that with exe version...
If I try running it (fpdb) on my external drive, do I have to move the appdata info, or just leave that where it defaults to now. Should I just run the "backup copy" I have on my external drive and see how that works?
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