What does FF constantly reads and writes in industrial volumes?
Could you explain please what does FF constantly reads and writes in industrial volumes? On attached screen shot of Windows Task Manager it is seen that in 3 days it has read 200Gb (!!!) and written 47.5Gb (!!!) of somewhat (?) data, moreover 2 of those days were weekend and nobody touched notebook, it was just switched on, It is seen that avp (Kaspersky antivirus), which work is to constantly check PC for threats, has read in 4 (!!!) times and written in 12 (!!!) times less that browser. P.S. I tried twice, but seems there is a problem in uploading of screenshot in questiom form, so I attached it in dropbox link. https://www.dropbox.com/s/z8x3kxhhutkbh4e/2015-06-01%20firefox%20reading-writing.jpg?dl=0
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I don't know what the column headers mean as I can't read your language.
Did you check if there is enough free physical memory available?
Otherwise windows will swap page to the page file on the hard drive and that might explain the large number.
- http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2160852 RAM, virtual memory, pagefile, and memory management in Windows
It is written in the question, but will provide full translation here (column names from left to right): process name/ process ID/ user / cpu usage (in %)/ RAM usage (in KB)/ read bytes (in bytes for HDD)/ written bytes (in bytes for HDD)/ description/
So the problem is not about RAM, it is about HDD usage, like someone is checking through FF all of my files and writing 4 blueray discs with it for own usage. ; )
P.S. On same picture it is seen that FF is using 1.1Gb of RAM in that moment, which is also to much for my understanding, but it is not connected to my current question.