Monosnap Using a Lot of Memory on Windows? What to Check
If Monosnap seems to use more memory than you expect, these are the Windows checks to run first.
1. Record a clean baseline
- Save your work and restart Windows.
- Open Monosnap but do not capture anything for five minutes.
- Open Task Manager with
Ctrl+Shift+Esc. Microsoft describes Task Manager as the built-in view for process resource consumption. - Record the Monosnap version, Windows version, monitor count, and the Memory value shown for the process.
Microsoft: Task Manager and Windows system tools
2. Restart the app and compare
Close Monosnap, open it again, and read the Memory value once more. Compare it with the value you recorded.
3. Install the current version
Install the current version from Monosnap’s official site, then repeat the check.
4. Check your startup apps
In Windows 11 and Windows 10, select Start, then Settings, Apps and Startup to see which apps start when you sign in. Task Manager shows the same list on its Startup apps tab.
Microsoft: configure startup applications in Windows
5. Contact the vendor
If the Memory value still looks high for what you are doing, contact Monosnap’s support and include the app version, your Windows version, and the values you recorded.
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