Camera RAW 6.4.1.145 Memory problem?

I am using CS5 with the above version of camera raw.
I have windows XP with 4G ram. When I try to convert raw files to 16 bit tiff files I get the message "Insufficent memory".
I am unable to process my raw files from a Canon 5D mk2.
I have no other programes running in the background.
What is going on?

Each major version of CS works with one major version series of ACR so CS5 works with the ACR 6.x series.
CS5 installs with ACR 6.0 and 6.1 is the first upgrade after that.
You can check the readme files, linked on each version's update page, for each of the ACR 6.x's to determine if one of them started to support your camera or if they all do.
You can look in your Photoshop preferences to see the memory limit and allocation percent/amount, which you say in your next answer you've already done, but haven't said what amount of memory you saw Photoshop saying it could use. You could also check the amount of memory Photshop.exe is using by looking in the process tab of Task Manager when Photoshop is running.
The Image Processor is on the Bridge menus.
It sounds like you're adjusting all the RAWs in ACR and then clicking Done, which is good, and only trying to convert one at a time, which is also good. Have you tried opening one RAW in ACR and then clicking Open instead of Save and saving the TIF from Photoshop? It sounds like you don't have very much memory available on your system, but I'd think one RAW at a time would be ok.
I would go back just one version of ACR to start with, which would be 6.3, in case that works ok. If not then go all the way back to 6.1 or whatever the oldest version of ACR 6.x that supports your camera is.
If you feel comfortable doing it, you might upload one of the RAW files you're working with along with its XMP to www.YouSentIt.com or signup and use DropBox.com or some other larger-file-sharing service, and then post the download link, here, so others can try the same thing. I happen to be on a 32-bit machine at home and could see if it'd work for me and check how much memory is used.
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