Memory Leak

Even I am having the same problem.

I am using IDM and after 3 gb download the all app go to sleep

can anybody try?

Intel i7
Gigabyte EX 58 EXTREME
3 gb Ram

I have changed the MB, ram and graphics.

Problem continues.

 

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I use Free Download Manager from freedownloadmanager.org and it is the same as Flashget and all those other ones. Plus it is very small and doesn't eat memory for lunch.

 

Only two people are having problems?

 

check what program have memory leak in task manager.

 

no the other people just decided not to post because they don't want to fix their issues.

 

well why i asked if its tracked back to specific application is because im having memory leak in audiodg.exe as well and need to disable sound enchantments to fix it. However this is more probably Creative fault and their X-Fi drivers then Micosofts...

 

didn't you read my post ?
The issue is your dl manager, nothing else...it's a known issue

 

how to rectify?

Which one is not giving the problem?


I have tried flashget, IDM and fre download manager. All have prob,lems.

Any soutions?

 

If you read the link that i provided u carefully, u would see that in his case, ESET was the culprit. Do you use it ? Then UNINSTALL it, and see what happens.


EDIT : apparently x64 combined with ESET/NOD32 and dl managers is a bad combo

 

So frosty, you need to uninstall nod32, cause it's causing this issue for you too. It's a bad combination together with win7 x64 and dl'managers.

Use another AV, like Avira, or AVG, or something you prefer.

 

How do I find out which app is leaking memory?

Can anyone tell the proceedure?

 

READ THE POSTS !

I gave the link earlier

 

I couldn't agree more - these security suites - most of them have this memory leak issue - they are going crazy to scan all the downloaded files from dl-managers, but they just "forget" to release the RAM when they finish the job, and so the RAM gets fully used after a few downloaded GB...

 

I have to agree with Genuine555 there. A lot of download managers are known to do that. I would honestly stay away from them when possible. One I know that is good though is Bitcomet. It is a torrent downloader but also works as a basic downloader if it is integrated into the browsers lol

 

DownThemAll is also good which is just a mozilla firefox add-on

 

Yea, that one works too. Cant forget about DownThemAll lol

 

which link??That w7 forum link??

 

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