Sounds extreme, right? But someone posted on Reddit that Windows Explorer was using over 21GB of memory. Luckily, the user seems to have a high amount of RAM their memory utilization was at 52%, but for a computer that has less than 8GB of RAM, even 2GB can make it slow or unresponsive. To prevent Windows from getting to that point, it worth solving whatever is causing Windows Explorer to behave this way. There are several ways to stop Windows Explorer RAM hogging, but if you dont have time to...
