mastercam v9 is using only 375mg on each of allocations. a total of 750mg is the maximum you can have...and yor cpu will continu to run at 100% even if you have change for that big computer.Best guess wait for MX.

Alright I was able to fix the problem, just so if anyone else has issues after a clean install of Windows XP SP2 the problem arises from DEP (Data Execution Prevention) a new feature for XP SP2, Aladdin was nice enough to send me a workaround to get the Dongle Driver install correctly. Regarding your question, compatibility with SP2: The workaround is to change the boot.ini by: 1. Open Windows Explorer and go to C: 2. Choose Folder Options from the Tools menu. 3. In the View tab, uncheck "Hide protected operation system files (recommended)" and click OK. 4. Now you'll see in C: the file 'boot.ini'. Right click on it and choose Properties. Uncheck the Read-only attribute and click OK. 5. Open the boot.ini file in Notepad and change the "/noexecute=OptIn" to "/noexecute=AlwaysOff". Save the file. 6. Restart the machine. 7. Install the HASP driver. 8. Open Windows Explorer and go to C: 9. Choose Folder Options from the Tools menu. 10. In the View tab, check "Hide protected operation system files (recommended)" and click OK