dvm exe

So looking at task manager dvm.exe is hogging 79k worth of my memory. The only thing I've found that makes referrence to to this is, "The Windows program (DVM.EXE) runs as a background job and displays the A/D data in a small window (similar to the CLOCK program that comes with MS Windows).
Since this is a beta and I figure there are some monitoring scripts running to collect data but if trying to speed up they system to do some more testing. I try to kill it but it restarts itself...any ideas of why it needs to run??

On 2006-06-30 16:09, kcredrover wrote:

So looking at task manager dvm.exe is hogging 79k worth of my memory. The only thing I've found that makes referrence to to this is,
"The Windows program (DVM.EXE) runs as a background job and displays the A/D data in a small window (similar to the CLOCK program that comes with MS Windows).
Since this is a beta and I figure there are some monitoring scripts running to collect data but if trying to speed up they system to do some more testing. I try to kill it but it restarts itself...any ideas of why it needs to run??

Are you perhaps referring to dwn.exe, the Desktop Window Manager? dwm.exe probably has something to do with Aero though exactly what and in which way it's different from explorer.exe I do no know.
If you find a process in Task Manager that you want to know more about right-click it and select propertied.
-- Erik Wikström

If you're talking about dwm.exe, you can reduce (although not completely remove) the memory usage from dwm.exe by shutting off Aero Glass. "Erik Wikström" wrote in message

On 2006-06-30 16:09, kcredrover wrote: So looking at task manager dvm.exe is hogging 79k worth of my memory. The only thing I've found that makes referrence to to this is, "The Windows program (DVM.EXE) runs as a background job and displays the A/D data in a small window (similar to the CLOCK program that comes with MS Windows).
Since this is a beta and I figure there are some monitoring scripts running to collect data but if trying to speed up they system to do some more testing. I try to kill it but it restarts itself...any ideas of why it needs to run??
Are you perhaps referring to dwn.exe, the Desktop Window Manager? dwm.exe probably has something to do with Aero though exactly what and in which way it's different from explorer.exe I do no know.
If you find a process in Task Manager that you want to know more about right-click it and select propertied.
-- Erik Wikström

If it were the DWM, then i'd say only 79K is pretty good! My dwm.exe is using 84504K right now!
I don't appear to have a dvm.exe in my task list. I don't know what it is. Are you able to find where it lives on disk?
"Travis King" wrote in message

If you're talking about dwm.exe, you can reduce (although not completely remove) the memory usage from dwm.exe by shutting off Aero Glass. "Erik Wikström" wrote in message On 2006-06-30 16:09, kcredrover wrote: So looking at task manager dvm.exe is hogging 79k worth of my memory. The only thing I've found that makes referrence to to this is, "The Windows program (DVM.EXE) runs as a background job and displays the A/D data in a small window (similar to the CLOCK program that comes with MS Windows).
Since this is a beta and I figure there are some monitoring scripts running to collect data but if trying to speed up they system to do some more testing. I try to kill it but it restarts itself...any ideas of why it needs to run??
Are you perhaps referring to dwn.exe, the Desktop Window Manager? dwm.exe probably has something to do with Aero though exactly what and in which way it's different from explorer.exe I do no know.
If you find a process in Task Manager that you want to know more about right-click it and select propertied.
-- Erik Wikström

My DWM is eating 59,192KB of RAM. (Aero Glass enabled.) "Chris Altmann" wrote in message

If it were the DWM, then i'd say only 79K is pretty good! My dwm.exe is using 84504K right now!
I don't appear to have a dvm.exe in my task list. I don't know what it is. Are you able to find where it lives on disk?
"Travis King" wrote in message If you're talking about dwm.exe, you can reduce (although not completely remove) the memory usage from dwm.exe by shutting off Aero Glass. "Erik Wikström" wrote in message On 2006-06-30 16:09, kcredrover wrote: So looking at task manager dvm.exe is hogging 79k worth of my memory. The only thing I've found that makes referrence to to this is, "The Windows program (DVM.EXE) runs as a background job and displays the A/D data in a small window (similar to the CLOCK program that comes with MS Windows).
Since this is a beta and I figure there are some monitoring scripts running to collect data but if trying to speed up they system to do some more testing. I try to kill it but it restarts itself...any ideas of why it needs to run??
Are you perhaps referring to dwn.exe, the Desktop Window Manager? dwm.exe probably has something to do with Aero though exactly what and in which way it's different from explorer.exe I do no know.
If you find a process in Task Manager that you want to know more about right-click it and select propertied.
-- Erik Wikström

"Travis King" wrote in message

My DWM is eating 59,192KB of RAM. (Aero Glass enabled.) "Chris Altmann" wrote in message If it were the DWM, then i'd say only 79K is pretty good! My dwm.exe is using 84504K right now!
I don't appear to have a dvm.exe in my task list. I don't know what it is. Are you able to find where it lives on disk?
"Travis King" wrote in message If you're talking about dwm.exe, you can reduce (although not completely remove) the memory usage from dwm.exe by shutting off Aero Glass. "Erik Wikström" wrote in message On 2006-06-30 16:09, kcredrover wrote: So looking at task manager dvm.exe is hogging 79k worth of my memory. The only thing I've found that makes referrence to to this is, "The Windows program (DVM.EXE) runs as a background job and displays the A/D data in a small window (similar to the CLOCK program that comes with MS Windows).
Since this is a beta and I figure there are some monitoring scripts running to collect data but if trying to speed up they system to do some more testing. I try to kill it but it restarts itself...any ideas of why it needs to run??
Are you perhaps referring to dwn.exe, the Desktop Window Manager? dwm.exe probably has something to do with Aero though exactly what and in which way it's different from explorer.exe I do no know.
If you find a process in Task Manager that you want to know more about right-click it and select propertied.
-- Erik Wikström

38,224K and working like a charm.

119,516 and sometimes having a rough time but I think that's mostly due to the nVidia driver.
"Mark D. VandenBerg" wrote in message

"Travis King" wrote in message My DWM is eating 59,192KB of RAM. (Aero Glass enabled.) "Chris Altmann" wrote in message If it were the DWM, then i'd say only 79K is pretty good! My dwm.exe is using 84504K right now!
I don't appear to have a dvm.exe in my task list. I don't know what it is. Are you able to find where it lives on disk?
"Travis King" wrote in message If you're talking about dwm.exe, you can reduce (although not completely remove) the memory usage from dwm.exe by shutting off Aero Glass. "Erik Wikström" wrote in message On 2006-06-30 16:09, kcredrover wrote: So looking at task manager dvm.exe is hogging 79k worth of my memory. The only thing I've found that makes referrence to to this is, "The Windows program (DVM.EXE) runs as a background job and displays the A/D data in a small window (similar to the CLOCK program that comes with MS Windows).
Since this is a beta and I figure there are some monitoring scripts running to collect data but if trying to speed up they system to do some more testing. I try to kill it but it restarts itself...any ideas of why it needs to run??
Are you perhaps referring to dwn.exe, the Desktop Window Manager? dwm.exe probably has something to do with Aero though exactly what and in which way it's different from explorer.exe I do no know.
If you find a process in Task Manager that you want to know more about right-click it and select propertied.
-- Erik Wikström

38,224K and working like a charm.

54,244 K for DWM.
You wanna know what's chewing up the most, for me?
WinMail = 99,980 K
-Michael
"Travis King" wrote in message

My DWM is eating 59,192KB of RAM. (Aero Glass enabled.) "Chris Altmann" wrote in message If it were the DWM, then i'd say only 79K is pretty good! My dwm.exe is using 84504K right now!
I don't appear to have a dvm.exe in my task list. I don't know what it is. Are you able to find where it lives on disk?
"Travis King" wrote in message If you're talking about dwm.exe, you can reduce (although not completely remove) the memory usage from dwm.exe by shutting off Aero Glass. "Erik Wikström" wrote in message On 2006-06-30 16:09, kcredrover wrote: So looking at task manager dvm.exe is hogging 79k worth of my memory. The only thing I've found that makes referrence to to this is, "The Windows program (DVM.EXE) runs as a background job and displays the A/D data in a small window (similar to the CLOCK program that comes with MS Windows).
Since this is a beta and I figure there are some monitoring scripts running to collect data but if trying to speed up they system to do some more testing. I try to kill it but it restarts itself...any ideas of why it needs to run??
Are you perhaps referring to dwn.exe, the Desktop Window Manager? dwm.exe probably has something to do with Aero though exactly what and in which way it's different from explorer.exe I do no know.
If you find a process in Task Manager that you want to know more about right-click it and select propertied.
-- Erik Wikström

Why am I not surprised at that one?
"MICHAEL" wrote in message

54,244 K for DWM.
You wanna know what's chewing up the most, for me?
WinMail = 99,980 K
-Michael
"Travis King" wrote in message My DWM is eating 59,192KB of RAM. (Aero Glass enabled.) "Chris Altmann" wrote in message If it were the DWM, then i'd say only 79K is pretty good! My dwm.exe is using 84504K right now!
I don't appear to have a dvm.exe in my task list. I don't know what it is. Are you able to find where it lives on disk?
"Travis King" wrote in message If you're talking about dwm.exe, you can reduce (although not completely remove) the memory usage from dwm.exe by shutting off Aero Glass. "Erik Wikström" wrote in message On 2006-06-30 16:09, kcredrover wrote: So looking at task manager dvm.exe is hogging 79k worth of my memory. The only thing I've found that makes referrence to to this is, "The Windows program (DVM.EXE) runs as a background job and displays the A/D data in a small window (similar to the CLOCK program that comes with MS Windows).
Since this is a beta and I figure there are some monitoring scripts running to collect data but if trying to speed up they system to do some more testing. I try to kill it but it restarts itself...any ideas of why it needs to run??
Are you perhaps referring to dwn.exe, the Desktop Window Manager? dwm.exe probably has something to do with Aero though exactly what and in which way it's different from explorer.exe I do no know.
If you find a process in Task Manager that you want to know more about right-click it and select propertied.
-- Erik Wikström

These are the things you should be giving Microsoft feedback. Only that way they can improve the RAM Usage.
"MICHAEL" wrote:

54,244 K for DWM.
You wanna know what's chewing up the most, for me?
WinMail = 99,980 K
-Michael
"Travis King" wrote in message My DWM is eating 59,192KB of RAM. (Aero Glass enabled.) "Chris Altmann" wrote in message If it were the DWM, then i'd say only 79K is pretty good! My dwm.exe is using 84504K right now!
I don't appear to have a dvm.exe in my task list. I don't know what it is. Are you able to find where it lives on disk?
"Travis King" wrote in message If you're talking about dwm.exe, you can reduce (although not completely remove) the memory usage from dwm.exe by shutting off Aero Glass. "Erik Wikström" wrote in message On 2006-06-30 16:09, kcredrover wrote: So looking at task manager dvm.exe is hogging 79k worth of my memory. The only thing I've found that makes referrence to to this is, "The Windows program (DVM.EXE) runs as a background job and displays the A/D data in a small window (similar to the CLOCK program that comes with MS Windows).
Since this is a beta and I figure there are some monitoring scripts running to collect data but if trying to speed up they system to do some more testing. I try to kill it but it restarts itself...any ideas of why it needs to run??
Are you perhaps referring to dwn.exe, the Desktop Window Manager? dwm.exe probably has something to do with Aero though exactly what and in which way it's different from explorer.exe I do no know.
If you find a process in Task Manager that you want to know more about right-click it and select propertied.
-- Erik Wikström

WinMail is 109,008K here
"DJ TECH" wrote in message

These are the things you should be giving Microsoft feedback. Only that way they can improve the RAM Usage.
"MICHAEL" wrote:
54,244 K for DWM.
You wanna know what's chewing up the most, for me?
WinMail = 99,980 K
-Michael
"Travis King" wrote in message My DWM is eating 59,192KB of RAM. (Aero Glass enabled.) "Chris Altmann" wrote in message If it were the DWM, then i'd say only 79K is pretty good! My dwm.exe is using 84504K right now!
I don't appear to have a dvm.exe in my task list. I don't know what it is. Are you able to find where it lives on disk?
"Travis King" wrote in message If you're talking about dwm.exe, you can reduce (although not completely remove) the memory usage from dwm.exe by shutting off Aero Glass. "Erik Wikström" wrote in message On 2006-06-30 16:09, kcredrover wrote: So looking at task manager dvm.exe is hogging 79k worth of my memory. The only thing I've found that makes referrence to to this is, "The Windows program (DVM.EXE) runs as a background job and displays the A/D data in a small window (similar to the CLOCK program that comes with MS Windows).
Since this is a beta and I figure there are some monitoring scripts running to collect data but if trying to speed up they system to do some more testing. I try to kill it but it restarts itself...any ideas of why it needs to run??
Are you perhaps referring to dwn.exe, the Desktop Window Manager? dwm.exe probably has something to do with Aero though exactly what and in which way it's different from explorer.exe I do no know.
If you find a process in Task Manager that you want to know more about right-click it and select propertied.
-- Erik Wikström

DWM is now only 23,952K. (Still with Glass enabled) It sure changes sizes a lot but it's also eating 3% of my CPU. Windows Mail is eating 30,268K but yesterday was eating around doubled. The longer I wait, the lower the RAM usage is with DWM.exe. "Chris Altmann" wrote in message

WinMail is 109,008K here
"DJ TECH" wrote in message These are the things you should be giving Microsoft feedback. Only that way they can improve the RAM Usage.
"MICHAEL" wrote:
54,244 K for DWM.
You wanna know what's chewing up the most, for me?
WinMail = 99,980 K
-Michael
"Travis King" wrote in message My DWM is eating 59,192KB of RAM. (Aero Glass enabled.) "Chris Altmann" wrote in message If it were the DWM, then i'd say only 79K is pretty good! My dwm.exe is using 84504K right now!
I don't appear to have a dvm.exe in my task list. I don't know what it is. Are you able to find where it lives on disk?
"Travis King" wrote in message If you're talking about dwm.exe, you can reduce (although not completely remove) the memory usage from dwm.exe by shutting off Aero Glass. "Erik Wikström" wrote in message On 2006-06-30 16:09, kcredrover wrote: So looking at task manager dvm.exe is hogging 79k worth of my memory. The only thing I've found that makes referrence to to this is, "The Windows program (DVM.EXE) runs as a background job and displays the A/D data in a small window (similar to the CLOCK program that comes with MS Windows).
Since this is a beta and I figure there are some monitoring scripts running to collect data but if trying to speed up they system to do some more testing. I try to kill it but it restarts itself...any ideas of why it needs to run??
Are you perhaps referring to dwn.exe, the Desktop Window Manager? dwm.exe probably has something to do with Aero though exactly what and in which way it's different from explorer.exe I do no know.
If you find a process in Task Manager that you want to know more about right-click it and select propertied.
-- Erik Wikström