How do you know TS is causing the leak? Gather perfmon logs on all counters all objects and try to track down which process may be leaking. If it turns out to be a specific piece of s/w, update
all the drivers and other s/w on the box and continue monitoring. If you can narrow it down to one piece of s/w, then contact that vendor whether it's MSFT or someone else to get more
assistance as they may be aware of it already. If you need assistance looking thru the perfmon logs, open a support incident with MSFT.
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| Using Terminal Services (perfts.dll) causes memory leak.
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| Any ideas?
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| I have BMC PATROL for Windows 2000 Servers (
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