Memory continually being eaten up since I had SQL Server 2014 SSMS installed I know SQL Server will take up all memory on a server by design, but this is my desktop not a network server.  What should I be looking at in terms of what they installed that needs to be changed so that I can work again?

I am running both SQL Server 2014 and SQl server 2008 SSMS as well as SSIS packages for both. I have no SSMS open and no are there programs besides this and task Manager Lync and my system is up to 94% of my memory being used just after a reboot. I never had this issue before they loaded 2014. But it has been continual since they did. I am sure there is some setting I need to change, but can't find anything on it as all the things I find seem to refer to how memory is handled on a server. It currently is running SQLServer.exe even though I have not opened SSMS since the reboot.

I have 6 GB of memory on an Intel Xeon CPU and Windows 7. It is an HP Z600 workstation.
SQL Server is set to start by default on system start. SSMS is just your management studio and not the SQL Server engine itself. 
You can set SQL Server service (services.msc) to manual, and set the maximum memory it can allocate lower if that is a concern to you.

Important: 
SSMS &lt;> SQLServer.exe