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Event ID: 4140 Source: psman5
| Source: psman5 |
| Type: Warning |
| Description: The number of persistent images has reached 80% of the limit specified by the user. Previous persistent images will be deleted when the limit is reached. |
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| Comments: EventID.Net When a Persistant Storage Manager (PSM) warning event 4140 or 4141 occurs, the memory size of the PageFileBytes is increased but not released. Over a prolonged period of time, a memory leak may occur in the system paging memory pool. See ME329140 for a hotfix applicable to Microsoft Server Appliance Kit 2.0 and Persistent Storage Manager for Server Appliances. 
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