Recent content by GeorgeHe

I hope Microsoft OS team staff to do that.

The fact is many old, lingering processes hanging around. If some applications do wrong, the OS should reclaim any resource when it exits. If some drivers do wrong, how can I find it?

That isn't the case. Because if I run a program(e.g. calc.exe) and close it soon, it won't show in RamMap process list.

After some time using win10 (or other windows os), many zombie processes can be seen in RamMap, these PIDs can't be found in task manager. Is there a bug in os memory management driver?