Maybe "memory leak" was a bad term. If you, for example, open Microsoft Outlook and do nothing with anything on computer system. It slowly, but surely, uses more and more RAM for God knows what! I have seen this using an undisclosed software tool. There are other applications where I have seen this
The bad OS performance is a result of the 5MB RAM free from 512MB RAM due to these applications
Do you know of any API calls or namespaces where I can literally dump stuff from RAM if the source application is closed? It can be done, as I have seen something similar
----- Willy Denoyette [MVP] wrote: ----
How do you know they are leaking memory
And what do you mean with bad OS performance, how do you measure OS
performance
Willy