I cant change windows XP memory usage to "programs".

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    I am trying to change it to programs. Windows XP askes for a restart, but after the restart it is back to system cache :(. How do i change it to programs and get it to stay there after the restart?
     
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  2. RHochstenbach

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    Welcome to hwf :D
    If you select Programs, does the button Apply lit up? If so then try to click on Apply and then OK.
     
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    Yes, it does. It then askes for a restart, but after i restart its back to system cache.
     
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    Any ideas?
     
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  5. Karanislove

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    Try and see if you can change it in Safe MODE
     
    Karanislove, Apr 10, 2007
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    When i go into safe mode it is set to programs. But when i restart into normal mode it is back to system cache.
     
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    Seriously no ideas?
     
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  8. RHochstenbach

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    Could you post this issue on the Microsoft newsgroups?
     
    RHochstenbach, Apr 15, 2007
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    Tried that, all i got was one reply suggesting that a software might be doing it.
     
    Question, Apr 18, 2007
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  10. Karanislove

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    If thats the case the look which programs are starting on the PCs startup. Try and stop one by one and see if it tells you which program is doing it :unsure:
     
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