- Inspect the top processes consuming the highest memory on the server. You may use the Task Manager or execute the following PowerShell Command:
get-process|Sort-Object -Descending WS | Select-Object -First 10
If there are unexpected processes consuming high memory, stop the processes using the following PowerShell command:
stop-process -ProcessName [name of the process]- If the processes seen in the above list are the intended processes running on the server, please consider re-evaluating the deployment requirements of this server.
- As a failsafe option, you may consider restarting the server.
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