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I'm running Windows XP Home Edition and have been running into extreme slow
downs in basic performance (with 512MB RAM and 3Ghz processor). I checked
Task Manager and under "Processes" there is an application called
"docdvd.exe" that is consistently taking up a majority of memory. I don't
know what the file is for, nor can I retrieve it through a search (although I
did retrieve "docdvd.exe.pf" which I had no program to open). When I select
it in Task Manager, and then click "End Process", the application disappears
and my available "Physical Memory" under the Performance tab goes way up,
after being a fraction of my total memory. BUT, the system slows down again a
few seconds later, and when I check Task Manager again, "docdvd.exe" is back
and taking up most of my memory again...Anyone recognize this application or
have tips of eradicating it/stabilizing my memory usage?
I'm running Windows XP Home Edition and have been running into extreme slow
downs in basic performance (with 512MB RAM and 3Ghz processor). I checked
Task Manager and under "Processes" there is an application called
"docdvd.exe" that is consistently taking up a majority of memory. I don't
know what the file is for, nor can I retrieve it through a search (although I
did retrieve "docdvd.exe.pf" which I had no program to open). When I select
it in Task Manager, and then click "End Process", the application disappears
and my available "Physical Memory" under the Performance tab goes way up,
after being a fraction of my total memory. BUT, the system slows down again a
few seconds later, and when I check Task Manager again, "docdvd.exe" is back
and taking up most of my memory again...Anyone recognize this application or
have tips of eradicating it/stabilizing my memory usage?