It seems it increases at a rate of ~1GB per day. It's maybe 40 minutes after reboot and already have 517MB Nonpaged pool.ĮDIT 04/03/18 #1: Nonpaged pool currently at 1GB after a day. Let me know if uploading it will be of help. etl file, though it's quite large so not sure where. Not really sure where to go from here, alternatively I could upload the. I've used xperf to record and I've got this far. this isn't just a driver I can update.Īny suggestions? Where do I take it from here and what can I do? Under Properties -> Details, its name is "Microsoft Windows Operating System" and its file description is "Microsoft Filesystem Filter Manager". I've found the file fltMgr.sys in C:\Windows\System32\drivers, but it seems it's a Microsoft thing.
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But in this case, I don't know how to fix that. Other people's problem usually comes from a driver and they can just update it. I've seen other similar questions, but none that deal with these tags. Here's an image of poolmon.Īccording to a Google tag search and this list here, this is what those 2 tags are for:īut now I've hit a dead end.
I've used poolmon and discovered that two things are using up an enourmous amount of the nonpaged pool. I've used RamMap to get more details and I found that the Nonpaged Pool is extremely high at 5.7GB. All of the remaining processes reported in Task Manager combined make less than 1GB of additional memory as most of them use between 10MB and 50MB.
Task manager reports that Chrome only uses about 3GB of memory. With just Chrome with 20 tabs open, I get 13.5 / 16GB of my memory being used. So I've been noticing extremely high memory usage lately.
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