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Question : Finding the source of a memory leak
My Windows XP SP3 system has a memory leak. Using the Windows Task Manager, after a reboot the Paged Kernel Memory starts out at about 80MB, and grows to about 400MBs over a 3 day period. At this point my system locks and needs to be rebooted.
Using Poolmon I have determine the source of the leak is the pool tag "Strg". What I cannot determine is what application or process is using "Strg". When I search for the "Strg" string in driver .sys files, I do not get any hits. When I look in pooltag.txt, Strg has a description of Dynamic Translated Strings, but no driver listed.
Any help in determining what application or process is using pooltag "Strg" and causing the memory leak would be sincerely appreciated.
Answer : Finding the source of a memory leak
I would recommend you to use a sysinternals utility called process explorer. It will tell you exactly what you want. you can download it from here
http://technet.microsoft.c
om/en-us/s
ysinternal
s/
bb896653
.aspx
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