yocalif
04-08-2004, 05:30 PM
Recently I have started having problems with PartyPoker software.
The PP program is consuming all my memory,the main indication of this is: pieces of the PP screens start disappearing, and when checking resources in control panel, it says remaining memory is under 5% or "dangerously low".
In the past I have never had a problem, running multiple tables and two or 3 other windows of IE. I have had to reboot my system about once every other hour to clear the memory.
It seems that PP program isn't dumping out the old stuff, and keeps adding to the memory it has alrdady used.
I have resorted to a utility called "ramboost" that clears the memory of stuff not being used. But there still is an occassional lockup or screen missing parts.
I am about to send a email to PP, but I really don't think they will provide much assistance.
Note: I have been playing on PP for over a year, and no similiar problem. I also play on 3 other sites and have zero problems with their software.
I am wondering if I picked up a trojan virus that consumes memory. I would appreciate suggestions for a good "online virus checker" that checks memory, and of course is free to use.
thanks
The PP program is consuming all my memory,the main indication of this is: pieces of the PP screens start disappearing, and when checking resources in control panel, it says remaining memory is under 5% or "dangerously low".
In the past I have never had a problem, running multiple tables and two or 3 other windows of IE. I have had to reboot my system about once every other hour to clear the memory.
It seems that PP program isn't dumping out the old stuff, and keeps adding to the memory it has alrdady used.
I have resorted to a utility called "ramboost" that clears the memory of stuff not being used. But there still is an occassional lockup or screen missing parts.
I am about to send a email to PP, but I really don't think they will provide much assistance.
Note: I have been playing on PP for over a year, and no similiar problem. I also play on 3 other sites and have zero problems with their software.
I am wondering if I picked up a trojan virus that consumes memory. I would appreciate suggestions for a good "online virus checker" that checks memory, and of course is free to use.
thanks