Windows 10: Suspicious high RAM usage by Powershell, need a Fixlist for Farbar
Discus and support Suspicious high RAM usage by Powershell, need a Fixlist for Farbar in Windows 10 Gaming to solve the problem; Windows Powershell is occasionally using high RAM for no reason. I saw other thread saying this could be a virus, so I downloaded Farbar Security Scan... Discussion in 'Windows 10 Gaming' started by ÁdámSchmidt1, Apr 19, 2023.
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