CCapp

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help.me

Hello, I have a question about virtual memmory. I was
online for about 10 hours yesterday, and after about 8
hours, the warning box saying "windows virtual memory
low" came up, and I assume started to fix the problem.

However, I tried to open another program, and the new
program would crash every time. I checked under task
manager, and cpu usage was around 10%, however paging
file was about 600,000 out of 800,000 (aprox).

The largest memory item was a process called CCapp(?).
Can anyone tell me why the memory usage would go higher
the longer I am on? Also, the stated process sometimes
hangs on shutdown.

TIA - Windows xp home - sp2 - dell inspiron - Only had
firefox running.
 
C

Carey Frisch [MVP]

ccapp.exe - Process Information
http://www.liutilities.com/products/wintaskspro/processlibrary/ccapp/

Manually run Norton's LiveUpdate.

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Microsoft MVP
Windows XP - Shell/User
Microsoft Newsgroups

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| Hello, I have a question about virtual memmory. I was
| online for about 10 hours yesterday, and after about 8
| hours, the warning box saying "windows virtual memory
| low" came up, and I assume started to fix the problem.
|
| However, I tried to open another program, and the new
| program would crash every time. I checked under task
| manager, and cpu usage was around 10%, however paging
| file was about 600,000 out of 800,000 (aprox).
|
| The largest memory item was a process called CCapp(?).
| Can anyone tell me why the memory usage would go higher
| the longer I am on? Also, the stated process sometimes
| hangs on shutdown.
|
| TIA - Windows xp home - sp2 - dell inspiron - Only had
| firefox running.
 
H

help.me

Thank you, will try it tonight - duh - forgot the first
rule of computers - have a question?? Google it!

Google rules!
 

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