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you have 190mb RAM, 182mb of it is in use somewhere, 7mb is completely untouched of the 182mb in use, 84mb is actively holding program data and such, whicl 106mb of it is storing old data cachches, which can help porgrams run faster if that data happens to be needed again.
One question. Lately this server just freeze and i have to switch of and on again. Run chkdsk etc... Ay way that this could be memory related and is there a way to free the memory that get cached?
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