
See if you can locate an item which memory usage is constantly on the rise. Use Microsoft's Process Explorer to get a better idea of what's using the memory on your system. Do you have an UPS (uninterruptible power supply) ?

If you don't use the Ai Suite utility to overclock your system (you shouldn't while this issue is not solved) then you should also end ainap.exe. If you don't use the machine debug manager (mdm.exe) for a particular reason then you can end it. You have a lot of processes running, some of which you don't really need. Each time you make a change in msconfig you'll get the selective startup warning message next time you start the computer, tick the box each time so that it stays in that mode. Use bleepingcomputer's startup database to learn what each item does. Try using msconfig to prevent unneeded programs from starting and identify the possible culprit. Usually it's a poorly programmed driver/plugin or 2 programs conflicting with each other.

Insufficient memory issues are nearly always software issues. Įdit : what spywares were detected by adaware ? Was it only some tracking cookies or was it something else ? See if there's a process which memory usage or VM size keeps increasing.
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If uninstalling ntune and reinstalling the drivers didn't help then monitor your running processes, there could be a memory leak with one of them : press ctrl+alt+del, go to the processes tab, go to view => add columns and tick virtual memory size. Uninstall the catalyst 8.4 drivers and reinstall the drivers from Gigabyte while in safe mode : download the installer, restart the computer, repeatedly press F8 when the computer starts then select safe mode in the menu that will appear : If not then reinstall the latest version (it'll update your currently installed version) then uninstall it.

See if there's some files called uninstall.exe or unwise.exe in the ntune folder.
