ram hard fault

hi , i was having a look through the reliability and performance monitor on
my vista laptop, this is not something i normaly do as i don't know how to
interpret most of the information ,but i have noticed that when i run a
program such as a virus scan the hard faults show as 0-500/sec depending how
many programs are running.Most of the hard faults show in ccSvcHst.exe at the
moment it is showing 13,681faults/min is this something i should worry about?

system is
vista hp
2gb ram
dual core intel(r)t2050@1.60 ghz


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martyb

marty wrote:
> hi , i was having a look through the reliability and performance monitor on
> my vista laptop, this is not something i normaly do as i don't know how to
> interpret most of the information ,but i have noticed that when i run a
> program such as a virus scan the hard faults show as 0-500/sec depending how
> many programs are running.Most of the hard faults show in ccSvcHst.exe at the
> moment it is showing 13,681faults/min is this something i should worry about?
>
> system is
> vista hp
> 2gb ram
> dual core intel(r)t2050@1.60 ghz
>
>
RAM hard Faults are NOT a problem - it's a term for where the OS
uses/creates data in the pagefile, and not what you might expect <g>
It's not uncommon for e.g. explorer to rack up millions of hard faults.

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Noel Paton
http://www.crashfixpc.co.uk

Nil Carborundum Illegitemi

thanks for clearing that up
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martyb


"Noel Paton" wrote:

> marty wrote:
> > hi , i was having a look through the reliability and performance monitor on
> > my vista laptop, this is not something i normaly do as i don't know how to
> > interpret most of the information ,but i have noticed that when i run a
> > program such as a virus scan the hard faults show as 0-500/sec depending how
> > many programs are running.Most of the hard faults show in ccSvcHst.exe at the
> > moment it is showing 13,681faults/min is this something i should worry about?
> >
> > system is
> > vista hp
> > 2gb ram
> > dual core intel(r)t2050@1.60 ghz
> >
> >
> RAM hard Faults are NOT a problem - it's a term for where the OS
> uses/creates data in the pagefile, and not what you might expect <g>
> It's not uncommon for e.g. explorer to rack up millions of hard faults.
>
> --
> Noel Paton
> http://www.crashfixpc.co.uk
>
> Nil Carborundum Illegitemi
>