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Sorry I removed my post I misread your OP twice. XD
It's likely that a program (or windows service) has run into a problem causing it to use excessive amounts of memory. I've also seen instances of processes becoming duplicated (so far as I can tell, a program fails to close properly and the next time it's opened the process is duplicated).
On Windows 7, a lot of installations develop an issue with the Windows Update program (which shows up as svchost in task manager) that causes it to use basically all your memory. There are several svchost's in Windows, and none of them should use much memory. If you see one using a lot of memory (or CPU power or disk usage) right click and select 'go to details' then right click the selected process and select 'go to services'. If Windows Update is highlighted it's probably the problem. Right click and select 'stop'. If that fixes the problem then you have a problem. The temporary fix is to go into services from the control panel and disable updates, but running without updates is a bad idea. This issue is what prompted me to upgrade to Windows 10 actually.