As you can see by the title my PC is using 50% of my ram at all times I have 4gb total nothing out of the ordinary in the processes of the task manager the highest thing right now is Firefox with 130,000k and I have 4 tabs open have scanned with NOD32 and Spybot snd I've confirmed (or at least think i've confirmed) that it's not a memory leak because if I restart my PC as soon as I get into windows if I open the task manager its already using 2gb of ram. System specs - Vista 64bit q6600 2.4ghz 4gb corsair ram In the performance tab of the task manager I see 2.15 GB of memory being used and down at the bottom it says 'Physical Memory(MB) Total: 4093 Cached: 2565 Free: varies between 0 - 40'. Here's my HJT I really don't know if it will help I'm just providing all of the information that I can think of if more is needed please post with what it is and I'll get back with it ASAP Thanks in advance.
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Well, the good news is you're not always using 50%! Looks like after a reboot you're sitting at 35%. Is that high? Well, depends what you're running. In your case, it doesn't look like it's higher than should be expected.
Outside of system processes, your biggest chunk is being used by your anti-virus (and firewall?) software. 'ekrn.exe' is part of NOD32. I could not find a lot of information about ptagentservice and ptserverservice but it is likely also used by NOD32 or some other antivirus/firewall/malware program you have running.
If you are experiencing problems as a result of the high RAM use, you're basically looking at disabling/removing some of this software. Another option that might help - run MSConfig.exe, go to the StartUp tab and review the items listed there that are started automatically everytime you boot up your machine. You may not be able to reclaim a lot of memory, but you might find a few things running on startup that are unnecessary.
If you see something and you're not sure what it is just google it, most items will turn up at least some basic info. Also, you can go to the following link and download AutoRuns, it's like msconfig but for power users.