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I don't have much info on this one, other than it happened some time ago (can't pinpoint what could've caused it) and a reboot doesn't fix it.
Here are a couple of screenshots:
I'm completely clueless and so are the friends I asked. What could be the problem?
Svetlana
Posted 2014-01-03T07:45:11.650
Reputation: 5
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This can happen if you have customised your regional settings and the decimal symbol and digit grouping symbol are the same.
Go to Control Panel → Clock, Language and Region → "Change date, time or number formats", click on "Additional settings..." and make sure the two symbols are different.
Indrek
Posted 2014-01-03T07:45:11.650
Reputation: 21 756
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Working set and Private Working set are different metrics, they will not be the same.
Working set includes non private memory such as shared dlls, and will be higher for a Win32 application that uses 3rd party libraries, including ones supplied by the operating system. Private working set memory is not shared with any other applications.
Richie Frame
Posted 2014-01-03T07:45:11.650
Reputation: 1 555
I think he's referring to the fact that the figures in the memory usage columns are several orders of magnitude too small. – Indrek – 2014-01-03T07:54:38.343
well that is quite an interesting issue – Richie Frame – 2014-01-03T08:12:30.723
This did solve my problem and I hadn't found the first time it was answered because I was looking for different keywords. Thank you for the solution and I apologize for the duplicate. – Svetlana – 2014-01-04T17:55:37.253