I need a memory utility

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I am looking for a utility to show exactly how much memory each process
on my win2k box is using.

For some reason my PC is very slow and I can not figure out why...

Thanks
 
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I don't know about win2000 but xp has a task manager which will give the
information you seek.

Regards, Bob Troll
 
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Hal Halloway:

> I am looking for a utility to show exactly how much memory each process
> on my win2k box is using.
>
> For some reason my PC is very slow and I can not figure out why...

ctrl-alt-del

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"Bob Troll" wrote:
> I don't know about win2000 but xp has a task manager which will give the
> information you seek.

Win2k does also; it's accessed by CTRL-SHIFT-ESC (among other ways).

Jon
 
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Jon Danniken wrote:
> "Bob Troll" wrote:
> > I don't know about win2000 but xp has a task manager which will give the
> > information you seek.
>
> Win2k does also; it's accessed by CTRL-SHIFT-ESC (among other ways).

Wow.

I've been using this operating system for three years, and use the task
manager regularly, and never knew of that keysequence to pull it up.
Thank you.

- Brooks


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Hal Halloway wrote:

> I am looking for a utility to show exactly how much memory each process
> on my win2k box is using.
>
> For some reason my PC is very slow and I can not figure out why...
>
> Thanks

ctrl-alt-delete

processes tab