How to fix wmpnetwk.exe taking over 90% of my physical memory?

Refer the parts life counter reset.Every time you change the fuser ,imaging unit parts you need reset the counters.Touch the screen exe. nad reset.

Does it specify if it's PHYSICAL MEMORY or VIRTUAL MEMORY?

If it was virtual memory, which is normal to receive Windows notifications about when running low, Windows would ask if you would like it to fix it for you; it would run its course in the background for a bit & ask for a restart.

If it asks to increase physical memory, then there's probably a program installed & your computer does not meet the memory requirements of that application; Although if it's really new and you have not added any new programs, there's a possibility that one (or more, if applicable) memory modules may not be working. they could either be busted or loosely seated. Yes, this DOES happen for computers out of the box.

Memory modules can be purchased from computer/electronics or select office supplies shops. You'll just have to find out what type of memory you have, how much is currently installed, & how much more the computer can support.

It's not as complicated as it sounds. Just click here to download & install the latest version of CPU-Z.After installation, just run the program & click on the Mainboard, Memory & SPD tabs, as seen below





This will help figure out whit kind of memory modules & how much of it will have to be purchased.

Hello, Thanks for the opportunity to help!
Based on what your telling US my best judgment would be a bad memory module inside the unit witch is causing this system problem.
What happens is the machine is getting stuck "hanging" or "halting" on a shutdown sequence due to a bad segment in memory. This happens to allot of All in one computer because of there tight and sleek design witch tends to cause overheating issues within the system chassis.
Without looking at it physically I only can give you a basic rundown of what I feel that causes the issue 90 percent of the time over the years I have serviced these machines.
The issue is air flow, many times customers keep there computer in WARM area's of living space.
Temperature does matter in these cases. All in one pc's hold a LCD monitor, CPU, Hard drive, power supply and the list goes on. These machine's are what I call ALL in ONE Trow away computers. Once out of the box they have a 2 year live span before they kick the bucket.
Best thing here is take into into a tech locally and have him check the memory modules inside, Also have him/her re coat the CPU unit with thermal Grease, clean out the units ventilation fans.
Do not get me wrong here the issue could simply be a fan that stopped working inside witch causes a computer to act irrationally and not shut down. Take it in have it overlooked.

Best Regards
Rulds2008



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In most cases this means bad memory stick. If you are able to, flip over the laptop, find the panel that has the memory under it, unscrew the screw(s) to get the panel off, and pull out the top stick of memory. Flip the laptop back over and power it on. If it works fine again, then that stick was the problem, and you can go buy a replacement and install it back into that slot. If that doesn't fix the issue, turn it off, flip it over, pull the other stick of memory out and put the first stick into that slot. Flip it back upright and turn on again. If that fixes the issue, then the second stick of memory is bad and you can just replace it as well. If neither of those fix the issue please reply on here and we can do further diagnostics.

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I have researched your problem and it seems you need the following fix: Device Configuration Package v1.6 for MC9090c50 (BSP26.1) Apparently others have had the same problem and the above link is the fix.

However, you are advised to carefully read 'General Issues' section of the following made available by Motorola:

Introduction

This package contains DCP v1.6 for MC9090c50 devices.

DescriptionGeneral Issues Resolved

· Fixed memory leak problem in notify API

· Set default date after cold boot - 1/1/2007

· Fixed issue in web browser wherein the control which had focus prior to the browser's minimization lost the same when the browser was restored

· Fixed SDMMC driver for potential SD card corruption

· Added support for Simple Network Time Protocol (SNTP)

· Fix for 'Adapter not available' error

MC9090 specific changes


· Support for new display panel on all 909x color configs.


· Support for USB mouse


· IDOCKIT v4.01.01.0 cab file included in application partition.


· Fix for a silent .wav file producing a high pitched sound.


· Wavelink TE 6.0.42.


· Implemented the IOCTL_HAL_GET_UUID.


· Fix for download in Bgz format and download via SDcard

Contents

1. 9090c50BenDC010604.exe

Installation Requirements

• Microsoft Windows 2000 or Windows XP Operating System
  

Installation Instructions

1. Download the 9090c50BenDC010604.exe file.
   

2. Double click the file.
   

3. Follow the install screen prompts.
   

Part Number and Release Date

9090c50BenDC010604

July 25, 2007

All the best,

Ben

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download 3DP_Chip_1105.exe just click.



click sound card to get driver.

Virtual memory is a setting, physical memory is something you can replace. Right click My Computer, choose Properties. Look on the General tab to see what you have for RAM. You should have at least 1GB. Less than that you'll have performance issues. 2GB would be good. More is better.
Virtual memory is a setting, and should be 1.5 to 3 times what you have for physical memory. Right click My Computer, choose Properties. Choose the Advanced tab. Under Performance, choose Settings. On the Advanced tab under Virtual Memory, click Change. For initial size, enter the number in MB that is 1.5 times your physical memory. (1GB = 1024 MB) For maximum size, enter the number in MB that is 3 times your physical memory.
Hope this helps! Good luck.

Hi:
Crashed is a generic term, and the physical memory dump error is a windows based error that could be a bad memory stick, or a corruption in windows. If you have 2 sticks of memory in your laptop, a cheap and easy way to troubleshoot this would be to remove one stick, then the other,to see if one stick removed stops the crash. If it does, then you have solved the problem, and if it doesnt' then you have a corrupt software issue.

Hope you get a cheap fix!

Wmpnetwk.exe is a media player network sharing service. It is annoying and useless(as you have already noticed).
Click start->Run->Type in "services.msc"(without the quotes). Then click on the services tab, and uncheck the box next to wmpnetwk.exe. Click apply, close the configuration utility and reboot your computer. If you ever want to start the media sharing service again you can start it from windows media player.

Hope this helps,
Sai.

Though you didn't include the actual message, memory issues can be from not having enough RAM, having physical RAM that is defective (run a memory check), or running too many processes for your system's capabilities. Take a look at the Task Manager to verify services are not overloading your PC capacity - you may need to add RAM. Thanks for rating FixYa!