Whats it mean ?

[Evans Electric]

A box pops up occasionally from Norton Security, it says " Warning High memory usage by Internet Explorer " I delve deeper but it means nothing to me .

Anyone have any idea ? Is it a serious thing or what? :C

 

[Andy™]

it means Brian is looking at too much of what he shouldnt be

 

[sprocketflup]

Open up task manager and click the processes tab, have a look aand see what is using all your mem usage

 

[exbdc]

A box pops up occasionally from Norton Security, it says " Warning High memory usage by Internet Explorer " I delve deeper but it means nothing to me .Anyone have any idea ? Is it a serious thing or what? :C

That's what you get for using IE

 

[batty]

That's what you get for using IE

I was thinking more Norton I have always used IE with no problems.

 

[ElectekAir]

I am getting the same thing today but only since Norton updated to 2011 just tell it not to notify you i think the file was in system 32 and is trusted by Norton

 

[Robojin]

Simple

Norton is flawed and has been since Symantic bought it

IE is flawed because M$ wrote it

Fixes; Zone Alarm (or Kaspersky), and Firefox

No doubt the Linux and Apple fan boys on here will have another solution

 

[Robojin]

Kasperskys flawed on Vista Business and Seven, it sometimes screws up the usb ports in the registry and its a nightmare to fix, Kaspersky deny it

Can't say I'm surprised

Only one i have found that seems to be good is mcafee

The worrying bit is that they bricked thousands of PC's in the US last year due to a flawed update

Apple needs nothing saying about it as it just works

Now I just knew you'd come back on that comment, included it just to see if you would, and you did not disappoint

 

[Evans Electric]

I changed to Firefox and now the pop-up says " High Memory usage by Firefox":_|

 

[Robin Spark]

Hi Deke,

cant you upgrade your RAM, or have a look in Startup programs to see which programs automatically start up without you actually needing them.

---------- AUTO MERGE Post added at 22:35 ---------- Previous post was at 22:28 ----------

Dont know what your operating system is, but on XP click start -run and type msconfig.

click on the tab that says startup programs and then remove the tick from each program that you dont want to auto start on booting up your computer.

Computer will then need to be rebooted.