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It's pretty normal. More than 200 MB would be a lot. Memory usage has decreased with the move to dll modules and egui_proxy.

E.g. this is memory usage with an old v8 on Windows XP:

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Hi!

It's normal, ESET use so much RAM because it's update signature thru RAM memory not using CPU. Better performance, one of the reasons why ESET is so light on system.

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Got one more question!! When I first turn on my computer in the morning and everything loads up my eset will be at 50 mb of memory and then when I got to facebook or check my mail it will go up to 90. Then when my computer goes to sleep and then is waken up I noticed that it will go up to a 100mb memory.  Is this normal?

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1 hour ago, Purpleroses said:

Got one more question!! When I first turn on my computer in the morning and everything loads up my eset will be at 50 mb of memory and then when I got to facebook or check my mail it will go up to 90. Then when my computer goes to sleep and then is waken up I noticed that it will go up to a 100mb memory.  Is this normal?

If ekrn.exe memory usage keeps going up throughout the day while the PC is on, it would be indicative of a memory leak.

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It's normal if memory usage goes up a bit (e.g. if you are downloading a relatively small archive which is unpacked in memory for scanning) but the additional memory should be freed then.

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Since doing a windows update this week.  My eset is staying between 60 and 70 mb.  Could it have been something to do with last months windows update?  Thank you for the help

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On 5/12/2020 at 11:46 PM, Marcos said:

(e.g. if you are downloading a relatively small archive which is unpacked in memory for scanning

I downloaded eicar in a double ZIP and ESET did not react while I downloaded it. Only when I scanned I got the detection.

So, is ESET still "unpacking" double zipped files during the download????

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