M
M. Treloar
I use V-Comm PowerDesk Pro as an Explorer replacement. I
have been using PDesk Pro for a decade (Win95, NT, 98,
2000) and love it. However, with a recent upgrade to Win XP
Pro, PDesk remains resident in memory when I close the
program. After opening and closing 2 or more times, PDesk
refuses to open until I start Task Manager and kill the
multiple instances of PDesk still in memory.
V-Comm has not responded to my query and there is nothing I
can find on the net via Google.
This sounds like a more general problem ('program fails to
release memory') that should be well known and have some
utilities to trouble shoot.
The problem is consistent on 2 machines running XP Pro, so
I don't think it is an installation-specific issue. The XP
Pro installations were 'clean', not upgrades
have been using PDesk Pro for a decade (Win95, NT, 98,
2000) and love it. However, with a recent upgrade to Win XP
Pro, PDesk remains resident in memory when I close the
program. After opening and closing 2 or more times, PDesk
refuses to open until I start Task Manager and kill the
multiple instances of PDesk still in memory.
V-Comm has not responded to my query and there is nothing I
can find on the net via Google.
This sounds like a more general problem ('program fails to
release memory') that should be well known and have some
utilities to trouble shoot.
The problem is consistent on 2 machines running XP Pro, so
I don't think it is an installation-specific issue. The XP
Pro installations were 'clean', not upgrades