Memory Details Dialog Box

Overview

The Memory Details dialog box gives information on the process selected in the Process selection list box.

To view the Memory Details dialog box

To update the information in the Memory Details dialog box

The Memory Details dialog box consists of the following buttons and groups.

Buttons and Groups Description
OK Returns to the Process Viewer dialog box.
Process Displays name and process ID of the process selected in the Process selection box of the Process Viewer dialog box.
User Address Space for Select a specific .EXE or .DLL file or select Total Image Commit to display the following statistics for all components of the selected process:
Total Sum of all user address space.
Inaccessible Address space that cannot be accessed. This includes memory reserved by VirtualAlloc.
Read Only Read-only data and code.
Writeable Total data address space that can be written to.
Writeable (Not Written) Data address space that can be written to, but has not been.
Executable Code in selected .EXEs and .DLLs.
Mapped Commit Displays the following statistics for Mapped Commit memory:
Total Sum of all mapped address space.
Inaccessible Address space that cannot be accessed. This includes memory reserved by VirtualAlloc.
Read Only Read-only data and code.
Writeable Total data address space that can be written to.
Writeable (Not Written) Data address space that can be written to, but has not been.
Executable Code in selected .EXEs and .DLLs.
Private Commit Displays the following statistics for Private Commit memory:
Total Sum of all private address space.
Inaccessible Address space that cannot be accessed. This includes memory reserved by VirtualAlloc.
Read Only Read-only data and code.
Writeable Total data address space that can be written to.
Writeable (Not Written) Data address space that can be written to, but has not been.
Executable Code in selected .EXEs and .DLLs.
Virtual Memory Counts Displays the following statistics on Virtual Memory usage:
Working Set Average amount of virtual memory used by the process. The longer a process has been running, the more accurate this value is.
Peak Working Set Maximum value attained by the Working Set described above.
Private Pages Number of pages marked as private.
Virtual Size Current size of virtual memory for this process.
Peak Virtual Size Maximum size of virtual memory for this process.
Fault Count Number of page faults. Each page fault represents an attempt to access memory at an address that was not in physical memory.