Symantec Extended File Attributes = SymEFASI64.sys
you should run the same command on some of the other unknown pooltags to find out what is using all of the pagefile.sys space
basically, the system is allocating virtual memory much faster than the clean up routines are able to clean up the free memory. like adding 3 gallons per minute of water to a tank while it drains at 2.5 gallons of water a minute, eventually if you do it long enough the tank will fill up and overflow. Only thing you can do is reduce the rate of fill or increase the rate of draining.
so the virus scanner checking the memory mapped file could be slowing down access to the file, the other nvidia utilites could be using a bunch of your pagefile.sys (virtual memory)
you need to slow down the rate at the pagefile.sys is being consumed. you can make the file bigger but that will just give you more time before it crashes again. (looks like it toke 1hr 47 minutes of running the game before the crash)
it could also be some bug with these drivers: (if the get a error and cause a delay in accessing virtual memory)
you should really look for updated drivers from Samsung or see if you actually need them.
https://www.samsung.com/us/support/
(guessing this drivers might be the likely cause, since I can not actually find nonpaged pool allocation failures)
Samsung NVMe driver
\SystemRoot\System32\drivers\secnvme.sys Wed Aug 3 22:39:04 2016
Samsung NVMe Filter driver
\SystemRoot\System32\drivers\secnvmeF.sys Wed Aug 3 22:38:58 2016
old razer mouse driver is back:
\SystemRoot\system32\drivers\Lachesis.sys Fri Aug 17 00:48:44 2007
the intel driver was also using a bunch of memory and pagefile.sys space. i did not know if you had a display attached to it. if not you might be able to disable it in bios and in windows to free up the memory/pagefile useage.
the unknown pooltags are of interest to help find out what was using the bulk of your virtual memory.
it is pretty reasonable that a virus scanner would use a lot.
the ones marked as unknown might be from a driver that is only on your system (rather than belonging to windows)
the findstr command searches thru the driver binaries on your machine trying to find the 4 letter tag and returns the name of the file.
when we have the name we can look up what the file is for. from here:
https://carrona.org/drivers/driver.php?id=secnvme.sys
guess I would also be looking at
SEMA Software Driver (just because it a CAD related)
C:\Windows\system32\drivers\semav6msr64.sys Mon Jan 22 09:35:46 2018
also running a killernetwork service but your using a intel wifi card and your wired killer network adapter is not connected. you might want to stop the service.
generally, a wired connection is faster than a wireless connection.
killer network drivers should be updated often because they tend ot cause issues.
(remove/stop the service if not used)
IntelCpHDCPSvc.exe is running stands for Intel Content Protection High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection Service not sure why it is running unless you use the intel gpu.
DSAService.exe is part of Intel Driver Update Utility. not sure why it would be running unless you were actively updating intel drivers. (I would not leave it running)
igfxCUIService running,stands for Intel Graphics Common User Interface Service
doucette_j :
So when I run that command this is what pops up.
drivers\NGCx64\1610010.004\SymEFASI64.sys
Symantec Extended File Attributes
I have a GeForce GTX 1060, so should I be disabling or uninstalling the Intel driver ?
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