Windows 10: Possible memory leak related to iaStorAc.sys and iaStorAfs.sys

I've been having memory issues for a while, so I decided to run Poolmon, and got this:https://imgur.com/a/kgWjjboAnd using cmd findstr, it pointed me to these:https://imgur.com/a/n3RAZTABut the folder seems to have an IRST meant for 7th and 8th gen CPUs, not the 11th gen that my laptop has. Besides, I can't seem to find a way to either uninstall or update said drivers.Besides, if they should show up as progams on my computer, they certainly don't, and the only possible driver match would be this:https://imgur.com/a/rRRIYkqApologies for the Imgur links, but Upload Image hasn't been working for

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Possible Memory Leaks in Windows 10

A memory leak occurs when an application closes and fails to release all its RAM back to the operating system.

The first step in dealing with a memory leak is to determine which application is leaking memory.

The next step is to contact that application's technical support with complete details of the memory leak, since the developers will want to fix the problem ASAP.

 

Blue Screen because of cm11264.sys

Hi,

Cm11264.sys
is a vital SYS file and it's a component of the software C-Media USB Audio Driver (WDM) developed by Windows Software Developer. Without it, it will be very difficult for your Windows system to run. Usually, cm11264.sys blue screen
errors occur when you install a new hardware or software.

For us to provide you the possible resolution and the accurate information as to why you're having the issue, answer
the following questions:

• When did the issue start?
• Where there any changes made on your computer prior to this concern?
• To make sure that we have not missed on anything, what troubleshooting steps have you done so far?

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I finally find my memory leak...


You can try find the driver one by one, by checking it on the device manager. If it is not listed on device manager, try googling it. You can check all of the *.sys files, it usually related. I have these memory leak problems before too.

What I mean is you have to find the "Nonp" one. From what I read in some articles you have to find the tags categorized as Nonpaged. not the Paged