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Looking at processes in the task manager the memory column shows 96% usage. In the toolbar, open the view menu and click show hidden devices. I have 64gb of ram and windows 11 is showing very high usage, 60.6gb in use and 110gb committed. I see a network with the name/ssid hidden network virtually everywhere that i go.

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