1. Why run iplay?
If you can't identify it, disable it and move on.
2. Why memturbo?
I'm deadly serious. With each version of Windows, the need is reduced. I will not debate this but will reference the memory articles at http://www.aumha.org/articles.htm
Why I pan memturbo is I see it all the time with people and slow machines. On XP I get the opposite of what's supposed to happen. Less speed but more "free RAM".
Bob
While trying to diagnose a problem on my nephew's laptop, I came across a process running (CTRL-ALT-DEL, then processes tab) called ipplay.exe. This process continually saps more and more RAM, until it drops the 256 MB RAM on the machine down to 3 or 4 MB (granted, other processes are eating up SOME, but this thing's consumption just keeps going up and up and up until the machine is paralyzed. I have killed this process, have deleted the file, and have seen it rise like a phoenix to mess things up again.
Where did this file come from? What permanently gets rid of it?
The computer is an older HP laptop with a 1 GB processor, 256 MB RAM. Particulars past this not presently available, as the machine has headed back (listless) with him to college. I DO have a HijackThis scan printout we were able to run while the RAM was hovering in the 120 MB range (we were monitoring it with MemTurbo).

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