OK, the Ram Idle keep freezing my computer. so I reverted to ram booster that I have had no problem with Any way.Does anyone have a list of the minimum processes xp will run on?Currently I have 30 running and feel that is a bit much I know of 7 I can get rid of. TO help out a but here is a list of the processes that I do not know of. I am online and have 1 windoe open.the list[table border=1" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" style="border-collapse: collapse" bordercolor="#111111][tr][td width=25%" bgcolor="#666666]Image name[/td][td width=25%" bgcolor="#666666]User name[/td][td width=25%" bgcolor="#666666]CPU[/td][td width=25%" bgcolor="#666666]MEM Usage[/td][/tr][tr][td width=25%]avchost.exe[/td][td width=25%]system[/td][td width=25%]00[/td][td width=25%]1528[/td][/tr][tr][td width=25%" bgcolor="#FFFF00]nvsvc32.exe[/td][td width=25%" bgcolor="#FFFF00]system[/td][td width=25%" bgcolor="#FFFF00]00[/td][td width=25%" bgcolor="#FFFF00]136[/td][/tr][tr][td width=25%" bgcolor="#FFFF00]nprotect.exe[/td][td width=25%" bgcolor="#FFFF00]system[/td][td width=25%" bgcolor="#FFFF00]00[/td][td width=25%" bgcolor="#FFFF00]1,128[/td][/tr][tr][td width=25%" bgcolor="#FFFF00]navapsvc.exe[/td][td width=25%" bgcolor="#FFFF00]system[/td][td width=25%" bgcolor="#FFFF00]00[/td][td width=25%" bgcolor="#FFFF00]4488[/td][/tr][tr][td width=25%]alg.exe[/td][td width=25%]local system[/td][td width=25%]00[/td][td width=25%]68[/td][/tr][tr][td width=25%]spoolsv.exe[/td][td width=25%]system[/td][td width=25%]00[/td][td width=25%]468[/td][/tr][tr][td width=25%]svchost.exe[/td][td width=25%]local service[/td][td width=25%]00[/td][td width=25%]1248[/td][/tr][tr][td width=25%]svchost.exe[/td][td width=25%]network service[/td][td width=25%]00[/td][td width=25%]988[/td][/tr][tr][td width=25%]svchost.exe[/td][td width=25%]system[/td][td width=25%]00[/td][td width=25%]6356[/td][/tr][tr][td width=25%]svchost.exe[/td][td width=25%]system[/td][td width=25%]00[/td][td width=25%]2068[/td][/tr][tr][td width=25%]lsass.exe[/td][td width=25%]system[/td][td width=25%]00[/td][td width=25%]1144[/td][/tr][tr][td width=25%]services.exe[/td][td width=25%]system[/td][td width=25%]00[/td][td width=25%]1216[/td][/tr][tr][td width=25%" bgcolor="#FFFF00]winlogon.exe[/td][td width=25%" bgcolor="#FFFF00]system[/td][td width=25%" bgcolor="#FFFF00]00[/td][td width=25%" bgcolor="#FFFF00]1304[/td][/tr][tr][td width=25%]csrss.exe[/td][td width=25%]system[/td][td width=25%]00[/td][td width=25%]1544[/td][/tr][tr][td width=25%]smss.exe[/td][td width=25%]system[/td][td width=25%]00[/td][td width=25%]28[/td][/tr][tr][td width=25%]rundll32.exe[/td][td width=25%]1_garrett[/td][td width=25%]00[/td][td width=25%]1664[/td][/tr][tr][td width=25%" bgcolor="#FFFF00]IAM.exe[/td][td width=25%" bgcolor="#FFFF00]1_garrett[/td][td width=25%" bgcolor="#FFFF00]00[/td][td width=25%" bgcolor="#FFFF00]1840[/td][/tr][tr][td width=25%]ctfmon.exe[/td][td width=25%]1_garrett[/td][td width=25%]00[/td][td width=25%]1980[/td][/tr][tr][td width=25%" bgcolor="#FFFF00]navapw32.exe[/td][td width=25%" bgcolor="#FFFF00]1_garrett[/td][td width=25%" bgcolor="#FFFF00]00[/td][td width=25%" bgcolor="#FFFF00]1664[/td][/tr][tr][td width=25%]system[/td][td width=25%]system[/td][td width=25%]00[/td][td width=25%]32[/td][/tr][tr][td width=25%]system idle process[/td][td width=25%]system[/td][td width=25%]fluctuates[/td][td width=25%]20[/td][/tr][/table][p]The areas in yellow I am aware of what they are. The ones that are not I have very little clue on what will work and what will not[/p].....Thanks........Jason

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ctfmon.exe is for Office XP.It will reinstate itself each time you run Office XP but can be turned off before flyinglsass.exe =Local Security Authority SubSystem - do not switch of or XP won't start properly(it won't let you in )Don't know about the rest but have a look athttp://www.pacs-portal.co.uk/startup_pages/startup_full.htmThere is a list of several thousands there for all OS..Dave