* Control Panel > System and Security > System > Advanced system settings > Performance > Settings > Virtual memory * Reboot (either now or after Control Panel Update below) * Right click ClearPageFileAtShutDown > Modify > change Value Data to 1. * HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE > SYSTEM > CurrentControlSet > Control > Session Manager > Memory Management * Start > regedit (type regedit after clicking Start) This should non-disruptively free up excess RAM that is not actively being used, even while your apps are running. If the above do not solve the problem, the CleanMem app runs Microsoft's memory management tools that are built into Windows. This can significantly slow or stop your memory leak.Ģ. As shown below, update your Registry, then your Virtual Memory in the Control Panel, then reboot. When you find out the driver, head over to the Microsoft site to download the official driver for Windows 10ġ. Open the file properties to check which driver the file belongs to. Step-6: The command will point to a specific sys file. For this type f indstr / s then the tag which you have noted Open another command prompt to check which driver the tag belongs to. Step-5: Note down the pooltag of the item which is using a majority of the memory. When the utility opens up, press P to sort via pooltype then B to sort it according to number of bytes Step-4: Type poolmon.exe then press Enter. Step-3: Type cd C:Program Files (x86)Windows Kits8.1Tools圆4 and press Enter to go to the directory in the command prompt where WDK was installed Right-click on the resulting icon and select Run as Administrator from the drop-down menu
Step-2: Go to Start menu from the Windows key and open Command Prompt.
Please advise concerning a corrected driver or if you have any other fix that will resolve this issue.Step-1: Download and install the Windows Driver kit I am asking for a driver revision that corrects this issue. I run Windows 8.1 on other laptops with different graphics, no memory leak. I can change to the Microsoft Basic Display Driver and there is no memory leak. which is the latest version that HP supplies, and also installed the latest driver from the Intel website 10., memory leak remains.Īpplied registry fixes for similar issues others have had on Windows 8.1 regarding playing games at different resolutions, no change. Used poolmon.exe to determine the process with the memory leak with tag used Findstr to match the tag to the file igdkmd64.sys which is the Intel HD 5000 driver. Non-paged pool will gradually fill until all memory is filled, causing computer to become very slow, basically un-useable.
HD 5500 Graphics on i5, on HP laptop Product number L0Q89UA.
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