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I accessed safe mode. And wow... First time I ever seen my RAM that low! At 1.5GB, it looks quite fine But not as much out of safe mode. Any ideas? A memory leak?

The AV, has been on my computer for 1 month of so, and the computer is relatively new. But could you explain how and why McAfee is using all 12gb of RAM? It sounds a bit excessive, as the task manger (image above) is only using 339.6MB?

It is a Corsair Dominator 2x8GB, 16GB kit RAM. If its a bug/glitch or a virus, is there a way to fix this? Sure, I've attached the image.

Hey, This has been happening lately, and I'm not sure why. My computer at idle, is using around 12gb of RAM, and it doesn't make any sense as the resource monitor does not even closely add up to that 12gb? Can anyone help? Jeff

Sorry for the late reply, I had work and other stuff in the way. At the end, I did use DBAN, and it wiped everything but took ages to wipe, but its well worth the wait. The disk was working normally again!! Yay! Thank you very much roberto!

I'm currently having problems with formatting my hard drives, that was previously in a RAID 0 setup. The RAID 0 hard drives was from an old pre-built system, and now I'm trying to transfer them to my new system as two separate hard drives. When I connected the hard drives into the new system, the controller found the RAID, but it was very buggy as the drives kept disconnecting, and generally not working. I tried using 'Diskpart' and, it detected the 1TB (500gbX2) and tried formatting it, realising it was just formatting the RAID, not separating them. I also went to the BIOS, and disabled RAID (Gigabyte G1 Sniper Z5S) but the computer wouldn't boot (Windows is on a separate SSD). With this, I tried plugging in one Hard drive at a time, but Windows couldn't detect anything so I couldn't 'Diskpart' and 'clean' it, however the BIOS did detect the single Hard drive plugged in. Is there a way/solution to format the Hard drives, and un-RAID them, making them back to two 'normal' hard drives? Thanks! Jeff