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June 5th, 2024 05:29

LSAP usage is very high and is causing crashes

Hi all, 

 

Just needing a bit of help. My Windows 11 dell inspiron 7591 2in1 (i7) has been having issues with LSAP (lsass.exe) using an inordinate amount of memory. Once it starts up it just keeps usind more an more memory until the system crashes.

 

So far I have done;

  • a couple of clean installs -  the problem comes back as soon as I unpause auto updates. Unfortunately as windows now wont let you install selective updates I'm not sure which one is causing the problem.
  • file system scan with bit defender for viruses
  • ensured my drivers are up to date
  • Run a DISM restore heath 
  • Run chkdsk
  • Turned off BOTH File encryption and Device encryption
  • Run sfc /scannow
  • Hardware scans with Dell support. 

So far no luck so any pointers would be appreciated.  Apparently problems like this are usually caused by a driver error but I'm not sure which driver is at fault.

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June 7th, 2024 15:03

@DELL-Jesse L​ Oh I am out of warranty, I was looking for community support. I have since done a clean install with Windows 10 which has worked perfectly showing there's no hardware issue.. SO there is a conflict between Windows 11 and Dell drivers (I installed every single one from the support assist and the website to no avail.) I had assumed Dell would be interested to know of the conflict but I guess once you have our $$ you don't care about consumers.  

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