nonpaged pool

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Nonpaged pool memory leaks in Windows can cause system instability and lockups. Common culprits include WFP callout drivers, the NSI service in svchost.exe, and storage controller operations using the Storport.sys driver. Poolmon tool often identifies Irp tag as the source. These issues have been documented in Windows Vista, 7, Server 2008 R2, and later versions. Troubleshooting typically involves driver updates or applying specific hotfixes from Microsoft.
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    A memory leak in nonpaged pool memory occurs in Windows Server 2008 R2

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    A nonpaged pool memory leak occurs when you use a WFP callout driver in Windows Vista, Windows...

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    Svchost.exe running NSI service leaks memory and non-paged pool memory leak Tag NSpc

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    Nonpaged pool leak when you disable and enable some storage controllers in Windows Vista, in Windows

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    Windows 7 Serious memory leak in nonpaged pool (Irp tag)

    I have a serious memory leak in nonpaged pool, which happen to be Irp packets. Here is the whole story. The system is Win7 Ultimate x64 which I primarily use to host some VirtualBox VMs. Around beginning of May I noticed that the box started to lock up and it was rock solid for almost a year...
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    Nonpaged pool leak when you disable and enable some storage controllers in Windows Vista, in Windows

    Fixes a memory issue in which a nonpaged pool leak occurs when you disable and then enable a storage controller that uses the Storport.sys driver. More...
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