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| Windows Media Player Network Sharing Service/memory hog and found that Windows Media Player network sharing was the source of my problem. It is using over 50% of my 3 gigs of memory. I just recently installed Windows 7 and don't recall this being a problem in the past. I have media player setup to share all of my media over my network, but none of my other devices are on. Is it unknowingly sharing media on a P2P basis? If so how can I correct this feature? Media player is literally crippling my computer with all of it's memory usage. |
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