MemoryInfo

[jNizM]

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Error: 0x8001010D = An outgoing call cannot be made since the application is dispatching an input-synchronous call
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I never got this error...

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Used:
Green --> Yellow --> Orange --> Red
0-19% --> 20-39% --> 40-69% --> 70-100%

Free:
Red   --> Orange --> Yellow --> Green
0-30% --> 31-50% --> 51-80% --> 81-100%

Mine is 55% free and 45% used, yet both bars are green.

This one is old. See below.

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Your code looks like it uses the same criteria for both bars. Perhaps a copy/paste and didn't finish editing? Also, it looks like there are no breaks below 70%.

Will update soon...

Edit:
- Updated to v0.2
if (free < 70) {green} else if (free < 80) {yellow/orange} else {red}
- Updated Post #2

[boiler]

It seems that even though my memory shows 45% used and 55% free, I could be critically low on free memory. I have 8GB total, but only 4GB is usable by 32-bit applications. Could it be possible that I'm using almost all of the first 4GB of memory, leaving very little left for 32-bit applications yet still be showing over 50% free overall?

Is it possible to indicate the amount of memory available to 32-bit applications separately to really understand the memory situation?

[jNizM]

Windows Version and System Type?
e.g. Windows 7 Professional - SP1 - x64

2 Interesting Links from HTG (How-To Geek)
- What’s the Difference Between 32-bit and 64-bit Windows?
- Hardware Upgrade: Why Windows Can’t See All Your RAM

[boiler]

Thanks for the links. I know that my computer and OS are 64-bit. I was asking if your script could identify how much of the 32-bit addressable memory is being used. A significant number of my installed programs are 32-bit, so they're not able to use all of the memory identified as free by your script.

[boiler]

Are you saying that my 64-bit Windows OS will allow even 32-bit applications to use all of my available memory?

[jNizM]

My Script use the GlobalMemoryStatusEx Function with the MEMORYSTATUSEX structure
Retrieves information about the system's current usage of both physical and virtual memory. ==> So no.

Another interesting Links:
- Memory Limits for Windows and Windows Server Releases
- Running 32-bit Applications

These tools are more helpful for you:
- RAMMap v1.32 by Mark Russinovich and Bryce Cogswell (Sysinternals Tools)
- VMMap v3.12 by Mark Russinovich and Bryce Cogswell (Sysinternals Tools)

[boiler]

Thanks for the links. Interesting stuff.

[jNizM]

Update:
Rewritten
Added Taskbar Progress

[joedf]

You should add a SetTimer+checkbox to auto-clear every so often

[SnowFlake]

"Papierkorb" xD