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Originally Posted by Christopherdug

Hello everyone. This is my first post in this forum. Recently, I have learned about rainmeter skins, and I have been very fond of several rainmeter skins. I want to use rainmeter skins on a Windows 10 computer. But I don't know how safe it is to use them. Can anyone help me with this?

Three additional desktop tools appear in the standard: a time display (1), where the day of the week (in English) and the date are given at the bottom, a system load display (2) and a memory information (3). The clock is missing the seconds, the minute number updates dynamically. The second tool called "SYSTEM" informs you about the "CPU Usage" in percent, that means about the processor load. And you read the "RAM Usage" as well as the "SWAP Usage".
RAM means Random Access Memory, i.e. working memory. Here you can also find a percentage as well as SWAP, which is the Windows swap file that plays a role especially when there is a RAM shortage. The swap file is sometimes necessary for the execution of your programs, but slows down when they are used; details can be found in the article "Optimize Windows swap file". By the way, even if you disable the swap file in the on-board utility sysdm.cpl, Rainmeter still shows percentage load with respect to swap. Thirdly, Rainmeter provides the mini tool "DISKS", where you can see how much space is occupied on your partitions. The display is the opposite of the Windows Explorer: Since Vista, the OS has indicated how much memory is free.
The CPU load shown is the same as the one you get in the Windows Task Manager. If you want to tune your PC with a high RAM load and extensive swapping of Windows, it is worth taking a look at the article "Windows: Resmon - hard errors explained and further tips on the resource monitor". There, you will learn how to identify severe PC slowdowns with the Windows resource monitor. You should terminate them (with the Resource Monitor or via Task Manager) and, if necessary and possible, ban them from Windows Autostart (you can deactivate them with Task Manager).