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--- system_management_-_what_does_a_process_in_a_rwnpg_state_generally_mean [2019/02/14 17:14] – created mmacgregor
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 RWNPG = Resource Wait NonPaGed dynamic memory
-A process will go into this state when it is unsuccessful in allocating non-paged dynamic memory.  This is typically a catastrophic problem and very likely will need to either a CPUSPINWAIT or CLUEXIT bugcheck.  If you see this state, you need to free up memory as soon as possible.
+A process will go into this state when it is unsuccessful in allocating non-paged dynamic memory.  This is typically a catastrophic problem and very likely will lead to either a CPUSPINWAIT or CLUEXIT bugcheck.  If you see this state, you need to free up memory as soon as possible.
 You can contact 1-866-3-PARSEC or support@parsec.com to log a case to assist in freeing up or increasing that memory as appropriate.