Has anyone heard of anything like this happening? On Monday afternoon, I had a 2008r2 server go haywire and eat up every bit of memory it had(and then some), the processor & disk usage was also much, much higher than normal. It was basically dead. After a reboot, it was performing reasonably well, but was still extremely "busy" and by the following morning, had once again devoured all it's RAM & had become unresponsive. After another reboot, it returned to normal where it has remained since then. After doing some extensive research in the logs, I'm 95% conviced that this was all due to an attempt by Forefront to update it's definitions-which is logged in event viewer as failed. My theory is that after the 1st reboot-Installer picked up where it left off & tried to update them again-and failed for a 2nd time. Following the final reboot, Forefront was able to successfully update the definitions and there was finally a "windows installer has entered the stopped state" event in the log-and everything was once again happy. Anyone ever heard of something like this happening? I have over 100 servers & had just this 1 freak out on me.

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