I've got quite the predicament here. When I start my system, my memory usage is totally fine, around 13%-14% usage, maybe 1gb out of 7.9gb. But after I leave it on for a few hours, it slowly climbs to about 25%, and it continues to climb the longer I leave it on, until it reaches 98-99% and its sits there.
I thought this might of been a problem with the programs I was running, and I've been trimming down the programs that were running when this problem first occured. I restarted and left it running with one less program, hoping it would fix the problem and I could figure out the culprit. I am now at a spot where no programs are running, but it is still happening.
Has anyone experienced this before and found a fix? My memory paging file is set for automatically let windows decide. I've done memtests before and had no problems. I can't seem to find a definitive recent answer/solution for this problem, so I'm hoping you guys can help.
I'm currently at work right now, but I can take whatever screenshots you need or give system specs when I get home. Just wanted to get this topic started and hope someone may have solved this problem before with windows 8 recently.
Thanks,
Alex
I thought this might of been a problem with the programs I was running, and I've been trimming down the programs that were running when this problem first occured. I restarted and left it running with one less program, hoping it would fix the problem and I could figure out the culprit. I am now at a spot where no programs are running, but it is still happening.
Has anyone experienced this before and found a fix? My memory paging file is set for automatically let windows decide. I've done memtests before and had no problems. I can't seem to find a definitive recent answer/solution for this problem, so I'm hoping you guys can help.
I'm currently at work right now, but I can take whatever screenshots you need or give system specs when I get home. Just wanted to get this topic started and hope someone may have solved this problem before with windows 8 recently.
Thanks,
Alex
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