SQL Server window nt-64bit on window 2012 R2

I just installed windows 2012 R2 standard, and there is a process called "sql server window nt-64bit" that consumes 15 GB of memory SQL Server, but I have not installed SQL Server.
My server have 32Gb RAM
Where did that process?
¿can I control the memory consumption?
cyber

Hi Cybercosmos,
Quote: Then I understand that SQL Server or part of it is included on Windows 2012 Server STD R2, it is correct?? if it is so, how can I control the memory consumption?
No, the SQL Server is not included on Windows 2012 Server STD R2. It might come with another program.
The sqlservr.exe process is also known as SQL Server Windows NT (Version - 64 Bit). This process is required if we are using applications that rely on the SQL service (of which there are many). If you are sure you do not need it, you can uninstall the related
program using Windows Control Panel.
To remove SQL Server Windows NT from your computer, please follow the manual instructions below:
Click the Windows Start Button, look for Control Panel.
Click Control Panel.
Click Uninstall a program.
Look for SQL Server Windows NT in the list of available programs.
Click Uninstall.
If you have any question, please feel free to let me know.
Regards,
Donghui Li

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