IE7 using massive amounts of ram

L

ldone

If I run tabbed windows or if I open separate ones, memory usage
builds/increases
over several hours. The only way to reclaim the used memory(sometimes a gig,
runs into virtual memory)
is to close all of the open explorer windows. The used memory is restored
very shortly after the last window is closed. I use the performance chart in
task manager as a guide.
I like the speed of IE7 and additional features but there seems to be a
memory hog bug somewhere in it.
I have a gig of memory which is enough for my uses.
IE6 never caused this memory problem on this computer.

I hope a service pack is forthcoming or at the very least a fix should be
made available.
I am not the only person with this problem which can be read about here:
http://www.microsoft.com/communitie...5b57&tid=374f831c-733a-4c6a-ac7d-2d10391c5b57
 
R

Rock

ldone said:
If I run tabbed windows or if I open separate ones, memory usage
builds/increases
over several hours. The only way to reclaim the used memory(sometimes a
gig, runs into virtual memory)
is to close all of the open explorer windows. The used memory is restored
very shortly after the last window is closed. I use the performance chart
in task manager as a guide.
I like the speed of IE7 and additional features but there seems to be a
memory hog bug somewhere in it.
I have a gig of memory which is enough for my uses.
IE6 never caused this memory problem on this computer.

I hope a service pack is forthcoming or at the very least a fix should be
made available.
I am not the only person with this problem which can be read about here:
http://www.microsoft.com/communitie...5b57&tid=374f831c-733a-4c6a-ac7d-2d10391c5b57

Users are asked to post issues with IE7 to the internet explorer newsgroup.

Newsreader:
news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsoft.public.internetexplorer.general

On the Web:
http://www.microsoft.com/communitie...?dg=microsoft.public.internetexplorer.general
 

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