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of course a firewalll has nothing to do with a steam memory leak.
you are right, just some ruleset with an UI, but it's lightweight and does the job.
Is sandboxie lightweight as well?
Nice to hear someone is using Simplewall but it's not a firewall or a front end for a firewall, just an fyi. I run Sandboxie and it likewise can avail itself of WFP if that's enabled.
I don't know what it could be either and I'm def. not inclined to start switching stuff off and off and then waiting if anything like a leak happens. If Valve sees the problem and/or gets a lot of the same complaints, it'll get fixed eventually.
It's ironic: just now I applied an update to one of my security programs and the UI totally froze. One other person had reported the same but another did not experience it. Does this mean I'm the one who's wrong? (Hint...no it does not).
Many Windows users complain in official Microsoft Feedback-Hub about the rise in memory of the "dwm.exe". So it might be a Windows' fault. You need to force-exit its process a few times "in a row", so it would stick at 60-120 MB as being regular.
I had this dwm.exe memory issues on a daily basis some weeks and months ago and gladly it stopped to eat up RAM for a few weeks yet, whenever I had Windows Update chosen an older Intel driver (Jun 2021) for my integrated iGPU instead installing a latest driver (Dec 2023) and to manually change iGPU certificates to the more recent one, so my system gonna stick on it without being overwritten by Windows Update again.
svchost and explorer are fine here, no issues on me.
Honestly I havent checked and tested this issue yet if the dwm.exe process and issue is connected with the Steam Webhelper process. But I can tell by my experiences, when I had force-closed the dwm process and have even restarted my machine without launching Steam, the dwm.exe process still had been at 1~2 GB RAM usage which has caused a really slow response of the mouse cursor and programs!! So Steam probably wasnt at fault here.
So not even a restart of the machine did fix it, but force-closing the dwm.exe process "a few times in a row", to kill it multiple times.. and to let Windows Update choose the "correct" iGPU Intel drivers. The dwm.exe sticks around 120 MB since then, which is fine.. If you see this process is reaching and accumulating memory and is about 600+ MB again, your system becomes unstable and you need correct iGPU drivers, even older ones selected by Windows.
There a lot of these complaints throughout many topics:
Official Micrososft Feedback-Hub
Windows 11 - DWM Consuming Too Much Memory
https://aka.ms/AAd833n
steamwebhelper uses even more memory than the games themselves
Only if you're playing those Indie pixelart games that are pure minimalism.
Run any half modern game and they will take several times more than what Steam does.
Also as long as you got RAM to spare it won't matter. It will only be an issue if you run out of RAM and if you just have 16 GB you won't really run out.
8 GB? Maybe but that's more of the game taking up more than what Steam does.
Not to mention most people probably run their internet browser in the background and that will use up far more than Steam.
where is your God now
Thank you.
I know you're just clown-farming, but I just couldn't resist.
How about pinpointing EXACTLY which setting causes 6 GIGABYTES of RAM to be used, rather than being part of the toxic clique of Steam forums?
Did that - didn't help.
Your comment is void.
Your comment is void.
I don't get to decide if something was helpful to me, or not?
Ohh... ok. Thanks.
You better run off to the UK police and report a hate-crime incident, then - don't you?
and now explain how it changes from one day to the other without changing any settings on Steam or anywhere else.
Valve is known to put crap into the "stable" version without telling anyone.
https://dai.ly/k4gtVSaH6hIgiwzUI6E restarted before that.. whats your excuse now? close to 2GB of ram just for starting Steam, settings don't do jack. And don't even suggest that "Life is pointless" is the issue now, Steam Overlay is disabled and the game is using 50mb RAM
Nor am I connected to the friendslist
$$$ much heh?
it would likely say "look at the settings".... "again".... because a problem doesn't occur to it - the problem could absolutely not happen to ANYONE else - ever. :D
What's hilarious about this issue is that all the stuff you did to demonstrate in that video will contribute to the RAM usage going up, it's ridiculous.