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| DATE | Sep 15, 1998 |
| TICKET | #314582 |
| STATUS | Closed |
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TICKET ARCHIVE -> NT memory leak
No Wonder User - Sep 15, 1998 - 12:28 am
KNOWLEDGE LEVEL: Intermediate
PROBLEM: Combination
COMPUTER TYPE: n/a
MODEL: Pentium Pro 150
RAM: 65+
OS VERSION: Windows NT 4
SERVICE PACK: SP3
DESCRIPTION:
When my NT4 server starts, the memory usage in the task manager reports it as having used 52Mb RAM. By the end of the day this figure sits at 58Mb RAM used.
Is there a way to release this leaked memory, other than restarting the server?
Thanks very much ...
Richard Dugan
PROBLEM: Combination
COMPUTER TYPE: n/a
MODEL: Pentium Pro 150
RAM: 65+
OS VERSION: Windows NT 4
SERVICE PACK: SP3
DESCRIPTION:
When my NT4 server starts, the memory usage in the task manager reports it as having used 52Mb RAM. By the end of the day this figure sits at 58Mb RAM used.
Is there a way to release this leaked memory, other than restarting the server?
Thanks very much ...
Richard Dugan
No Wonder Tech - Sep 16, 1998 - 6:06 am
Hi, you can determine what process is taking up the memory in task manager.
Depending on what it is, we can attempt to determine how to remedy the
problem. Take a look.
Depending on what it is, we can attempt to determine how to remedy the
problem. Take a look.
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