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Pool Non Paged bytes Memory Leak: spoolsv.exe

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Pool Non Paged bytes Memory Leak: spoolsv.exe

Pool Non Paged bytes Memory Leak: spoolsv.exe

(OP)
I believe I have a memory leak in "Pool Nonpaged Bytes" for spoolsv.exe.  I monitor the pool nonpaged bytes service for spoolsv.exe and the total amount continues to rise.  It never goes down.  

If I watch the availble memory at the same time, the amount gradually decreases.  

Something is causing my server to crash every 9-10 days.  I believe this is it.  

How can I locate what in the spoolsv.exe is causing the leak?  Anyone have any similar experience?

Thanks,

Jeremy

RE: Pool Non Paged bytes Memory Leak: spoolsv.exe

I am having the same problem.  I would think that it is one of the print drivers causing the memory leak.  However my machine is a print server with over 40 different printers.  I can not find a way to pin down which driver is the problem.

RE: Pool Non Paged bytes Memory Leak: spoolsv.exe

(OP)
I am still having this problem with no resolve.  I've tried updating all print drivers.  No change.  I've monitored spool services with performance monitor and it continues to consistantly grow.  

In Poolmon the only tag that I see rising consistantly with is afdb.  If I restart the print spooler the bytes associated with afdb go drasticly down.  But after about an hour or two, it is back as the number 1 or 2 spot in when sorted by bytes.

Any HELP PLEASE!!!

RE: Pool Non Paged bytes Memory Leak: spoolsv.exe

(OP)
Finally got this issue resolved!!!

The solution was to remove all HP Standard TCP/IP ports.  As for the printers that were using these ports, I manually created new ports using the Standard TCP/IP port and assigned the printers to use these ports.

Case closed.

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