Your RAM consumption remains high even when idle because background processes or system tasks are still active.
Your RAM consumption remains high even when idle because background processes or system tasks are still active.
These apps aren't unnecessary bloat. I keep them installed since they help with things like browsing Instagram while loading, playing music, and taking screenshots. I also use them for communication with friends on Discord. I’ve got a firewall and antivirus set up for security.
Consider adding the values from the image. It doesn’t reach even a single gigabyte.
Because that's not the whole list,there is a scroll bar there that indicates the length of the list - And the screenshot shows only a fraction of it.
My list keeps growing and it's close to the 4.5GB limit. There seems to be an issue with his setup. You might want to look into task manager for unusual RAM allocations, verify that your Windows drivers and updates are current, and check for any Autostart programs that activate on boot. Also, see if any background applications are interfering.