Strange RAM Problem

About twice per week I get a strange message (see picture 1). I traced the origin to the csrss.exe (see picture 2).

Ran 10 pases of Memtest 86 the whole night. It did not find anything. Gave my RAM a clean bill of health. Does anybody have any idea what that could be?

PS: I am running my webradio with the Chrome.exe - That is all it ever runs all day.

Hmm, 70 people looked at this thread but nobody seems to have a clue. The few times I post one of my problems, I never seem to get any or much input. Are my problems so strange?

Thanks Gene - that is a real possibility because it is always caused by Chrome which I use for my webradios. I should check whether it appears always with the same station (I use only 3 stations). But this may take a while since it does not happen very often.

Hi there;
I found a few web pages which explain the functionality of csrss.exe (Microsoft's Client Server Runtime Server Subsystem ) and some problems frequently encountered. My observation is that you have NO problem with your memory but that instead Chrome is ill-behaved (as I've encountered as well). It is as well possible that there's a driver conflict somewhere in this realm - if this error always occurs during the use of Google's Chrome it is Chrome who is at fault.

--Web Pages covering Microsoft's Integral OS Component csrss.exe:
1. Resolving Csrss.exe 100% CPU Usage Problems | EXE-Error-Fixes.com
2. Process Csrss.exe
3. Csrss.exe definition, relationships, removal

Best Of Luck
Glenn

Thanks guys. I like the action. I will study all that - tomorrow. Now it is 1.02 AM.

PS: I use IE9 for my normal work, Opera for my web research and Chrome only for my music from 3 webradios. In Ubuntu I use Chromium for everything because the FF is so damn slow - like 10 times slower. I never liked the FF.

apollodominion said:

I stoped using crome. i Found IE9 64bit faster in everyway over firefox 3/4 beta/Minefield and Crome less errors also with other stuff i use with it

Just FYI. IE9-64 does not have the new JavaScript engine that is included with IE9-32 so you should find that IE9-32 is a bit faster. MS doesn't think a 64bit browser is needed so they put their main effort in the 32bit version.

Jim