Hamachi was not the problem. Although turning it off helped for a while NSI continues to pig memory.
nsi memory leaks fixed yet?
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Does anyone know if there is a fix for nsi service eating up memory yet?I'm really getting tired of having it eat up to 3 gbs or ram all the time.I have a dump file if the need arises.
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2013-08-10T18:12:54+00:00 Looks like my issue might be Hamanchi. Based on this thread after reinstalling network drivers, I disabled Hamanchi and immediately the NSI service dropped in memory usage to just over 10 MB. I will be watching the next few days to ensure that this was the problem.
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Anonymous
2013-06-25T19:07:05+00:00 Yes I did.It happens on 2 different cards both an onboard from realtek and an intel offboard card.
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Anonymous
2013-06-25T08:09:34+00:00 Hi,
Did you try uninstalling reinstalling the network adapter drivers?
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Anonymous
2013-06-21T04:45:41+00:00 Tried your first suggestion it showed as clean as did malwarebytes.I know it's not my drivers as it happens on my onboard LAN as well as with a PnP interface card.