Index still fragmented after rebuild

I have a database 2008R2 with 97% of average fragmented index and page counts = 164785 and the index table is more than 300,000 rows.
I use the ola.hallengren script to optimize index and the stat above provided by the IndexCheck.sql script.
My question is why after the index fragmentation above has been rebuilt the fragmentation is very much the same as before. The indesc has been rebuilt because it's lager than 30% and page count is larger than 1000 .
However, if a copy of that database has been restored on a different server, the fragmentation is much below than 30%.

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Tip 2 : Double-click tip or press Enter while a tip is selected for more information about the tip.
Computer
Manufacturer : HP-Pavilion
Model : KQ497AAR-ABA m9340f
Family : 103C_53316J

Thanks for your help!
Thanks for your help!
-----Original Message-----
From: Bill Hunt [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Monday, May 10, 2010 9:27 AM
To: Harold Gaskill
Subject: [Premiere Elements] Re: Still crashing after all these years ....
What version of PrE are you using? If PrE 8, have you updated to PrE 8.0.1?
I did upgrade
Are you running as Administrator?
Yes
Is PrE installed on your C:\?
Yes
Have you updated your audio driver?
Yes
Have you updated Apple QT Player?
Yes
This *http://forums.adobe.com/thread/483270?tstart=0* will give you tips on setting up your computer for an editing session.
This *http://forums.adobe.com/thread/446365?tstart=60* will give you tips on finding clues as to what is happening with your system and your application, when a hang/crash occurs.
Good luck,
Hunt
This message was sent to: Halmeister
To post a reply to the thread message, either reply to this email or visit the message page: http://forums.adobe.com/message/2801049#2801049
--end--

Index is fragmented

How can we know – Index is fragmented and re-built is required

By Searching myself got some references:
i am including hereby:
From Sridhar's Oracle pages:
http://oracle-core.blogspot.com/2007/04/moving-rebuilding-and-or-resizing.html
How to identify indexes with "excessive" logically deleted rows.
The first place to look is at any dynamic table I.E. Interface and temporary tables.
Once the target tables have been identified, obtain a list of index names by using the following example SQL*PLUS script.
SELECT index_name
FROM dba_indexes
WHERE owner = 'SCOTT'
and table_name = 'EMP'
For each of the indexes identified, execute the validate index command followed by the SQL*PLUS script shown below to obtain the results of the validate index command. Note: The index_stats table holds only one row.
SQL> validate index gl.gl_interface_n1
Index analyzed.
SQL>
Use the following SQL*PLUS script to obtain the results.
column A heading "Index Name" format a30
column B heading "Rows" format 999,999,990
column C heading "Deleted|Rows" format 999,999,990
column D heading "% Del" format 990.0
SELECT name A,
lf_rows B,
del_lf_rows C,
(del_lf_rows * 100 ) / lf_rows D
FROM index_stats
I usually rebuild indexes that have more than 20 % logically deleted rows.
Rebuilding an index.
The following PL*SQL script will build an SQL*PLUS script to drop and then recreate the index.
Note: The storage clause and the index owner's password in the output file will have to be modified before you execute the resulting script. Modifying the storage clause will allow you to resize and or move the index.
clear columns
set serveroutput on;
set echo off
set heading off
set feedback off
set verify off
WHENEVER SQLERROR CONTINUE
/** OBTAIN COMMAND LINE PARAMETERS **/
/** OWNER = Index owner **/
/** INDEX_NAME = Index name **/
DEFINE owner = '&1'
DEFINE index_name = '&2'
DECLARE
/** CURSOR C1 Get the index columns **/
CURSOR C1 is
SELECT column_name
FROM dba_ind_columns
WHERE index_owner = upper('&&owner')
and index_name = upper('&&index_name')
ORDER by column_position;
/** Decalre variables **/
d_column_name VARCHAR(30);
d_table_name VARCHAR(30);
d_uniqe VARCHAR(9);
d_max_columns NUMBER(4) := 0;
d_column_counter NUMBER(4) := 0;
BEGIN
dbms_output.put_line('/****************************************/' );
dbms_output.put_line('/* Drop and create index script */' );
dbms_output.put_line('/* */' );
dbms_output.put_line('/* Dont forget to edit this file for: */' );
dbms_output.put_line('/* */' );
dbms_output.put_line('/* 1. Connect password */' );
dbms_output.put_line('/* 2. Storage params */' );
dbms_output.put_line('/* */' );
dbms_output.put_line('/****************************************/' );
dbms_output.put_line('');
dbms_output.put_line('');
dbms_output.put_line('connect &&owner/password' );
dbms_output.put_line('');
dbms_output.put_line('');
dbms_output.put_line('DROP INDEX &&index_name;' );
dbms_output.put_line('');
dbms_output.put_line('');
/** Determine the number of columns **/
/** in the index **/
SELECT max(column_position)
INTO d_max_columns
FROM dba_ind_columns
WHERE index_owner = upper('&&owner')
and index_name = upper('&&index_name');
SELECT table_name, uniqueness
INTO d_table_name, d_uniqe
FROM dba_indexes
WHERE owner = upper('&&owner')
and index_name = upper('&&index_name');
/** Determine if the index is uniqe **/
SELECT uniqueness
INTO d_uniqe
FROM dba_indexes
WHERE owner = upper('&&owner')
and index_name = upper('&&index_name');
dbms_output.put_line('CREATE '|| d_uniqe ||' INDEX &&index_name' );
dbms_output.put_line('ON '||d_table_name );
dbms_output.put_line('(');
OPEN C1;
LOOP
FETCH C1 INTO d_column_name;
d_column_counter := d_column_counter + 1;
EXIT WHEN C1%NOTFOUND;
IF d_column_counter < d_max_columns THEN
dbms_output.put_line( d_column_name||',' );
ELSE
dbms_output.put_line( d_column_name||' )' );
END IF;
END LOOP;
dbms_output.put_line('STORAGE ( initial X M next X M');
dbms_output.put_line(' minextents 1 maxextents 50');
dbms_output.put_line(' pctincrease 0 );');
END;
NOTE 1: If the index is being used by another user, you will not be able to either validate or drop the index.
NOTE 2: Beware of the primary key constraint.
General details about the index can also be found by:
Analyze index compute statistics;
Select * from user_indexes
where index_name= ‘’;
To obtain further detail about an index:
Analyze index validate structure;
The command:
Validate index ;
Performs the same function.
This places detailed information about the index in the table INDEX_STATS. This table can only contain one row, describing only the one index. This SQL also verifies the integrity of each data block in the index and checks for block corruption.
For example, to get the size of an index:
validate index ;
select name "INDEX NAME", blocks * 8192 "BYTES ALLOCATED",
btree_space "BYTES USED",
(btree_space / (blocks * 8192))*100 "PERCENT USED"
from index_stats;
This assumes a block size of 8K (i.e. 8192 bytes). It shows the number of bytes allocated to the index and the number of bytes actually used.
Note that it does not confirm that each row in the table has an index entry or that each index entry points to a row in the table. To check this:
Analyze table validate structure cascade;
so i am thanking MR. Sridhar Kasukurthi hereby

How to get Outlook email indexed by Spotlight after reinstalling Office 2011?

I reinstalled Office 2011 and my Outlook email index stopped updating. I forced a reindex of the entire drive, but the email still wasn't indexing. Stopped by the Genius Bar and they suggested reindexing the drive and repairing permissions (didn't work).

Hi
As per the information and details provided by you, to get Outlook email indexed by spotlight after reinstalling Office 2011, please follow these steps: -
Outlook provides a custom importer to Spotlight to index email. It is typically found in:
"/Applications/Microsoft Office 2011/Microsoft Outlook.app/Contents/Library/Spotlight/Microsoft Outlook.mdimporter",
You can use the command
/usr/bin/mdimport –L to list all installed importers. When I did that I saw that the importer from the old installation of Outlook was still installed because it was still in the trash can. When I tried to manually import an email using the
command usr/bin/mdimport –d2 /[ path ]/x00_138.olk14Message I saw that it was failing to load the importer from the trash.
Emptying the trash fixed the issue. Wish there was a way to selectively empty the trash without deleting everything.
Once I emptied the trash, had to force Spotlight to reindex the email folder by adding the /Users/jim/Documents/Microsoft User Data folder to Privacy
tab of Spotlight System Settings, and then removing it again. After spotlight reported the indexing was complete (via the Spotlight dropdown in the upper right) the email was all indexed again.
I hope this information will be helpful for you.
Thanks and regards
Shweta@G

Messages disappeared from my Inbox after Rebuilding

Hi,
I accidentally clicked on "Rebuild" in Mail and messages of the last 3 months have disappeared from my Inbox. However, they are still there in the Mail folder on the hard disk. How do I make them reappear in my Inbox?? Help!!

I had the same problem, after rebuilding, the Inbox was empty. I tried all the fixes I found here and on the forum numerous times with no luck. I was able to recover most email using a Time Machine restore, but the Inbox still was not accepting any new mail. Finally, realizing that my MobileMe mail server was fine, and that Mail continued to work on my iPod, I opened my Mail preferences and deleted my MobileMe account from the machine, and then added it back, configured exactly as it was before. Bingo! Everything is back to normal.

Lagged games after rebuild.

Recently after purchasing a new case/power supply and doubling my ram, I have run into some problems with Quake 3. After rebuilding into my new case, I began to hear a strange noise, which I thought was the fan on my gpu. After this started, Quake 3 seems to skip frames and simply does not run as smoothly. I jumped to conclusions a bit to quick and replaced my gfx card with a 8800 gts, but I'm still having the same problem. Here are my specs:
Asus M2N Motherboard
AMD 5200+ 2.6ghz dual core
2GB ram (before rebuild) 4GB ram (after rebuild)
evga nvidia 7900gs (before rebuild) evga nvidia 8800gts (after rebuild)
Antec NeoPower 650 650W ATX12V (after rebuild)
Oddly enough, whatever is causing this lag doesn't seem to affect the FPS I get in-game. If I turn off the FPS cap, I get a steady 700FPS. I've had the same problems on Arch 32/64 and Ubuntu 32/64.
I should also point out that the noise I hear only happens in-game. I also heard this noise on a web page using flash, specifically when flash was used to blend one image into another. While the noise is less apparent after changing video cards, I still hear it occasionally.
Any suggestions on what might be causing this lag or any tests I can run to figure it out would be great.
EDIT: The FPS does in fact drop briefly when the game lags.
Last edited by justin (2008-12-15 01:27:05)

I have the same problem when playing these games using a live cd.
Next is a Memtest.
EDIT: Memtest was fine.
So I now know it is not the hard drive or memory.
Whats left is the CPU, the gfx card and my motherboard. Any suggested tools for testing these?
EDIT #2: I ran glxgears, and when fullscreened the gears noticeably "skip". Here is the output, not that it has much useful info:
42084 frames in 5.0 seconds = 8406.283 FPS
41918 frames in 5.0 seconds = 8374.288 FPS
41382 frames in 5.0 seconds = 8272.180 FPS
41650 frames in 5.0 seconds = 8323.735 FPS
41582 frames in 5.0 seconds = 8300.653 FPS
41561 frames in 5.0 seconds = 8302.409 FPS
26164 frames in 5.0 seconds = 5213.594 FPS
9271 frames in 5.0 seconds = 1854.175 FPS
9306 frames in 5.0 seconds = 1861.137 FPS
9237 frames in 5.0 seconds = 1847.315 FPS
Last edited by justin (2008-12-16 02:19:07)

After Rebuild my Mailbox, the Inbox is empty!

Hi, I have a iMac with 10.8.2
I use 3 emails accounts with IMAP
After rebuild one of then, my inbox became empty...... but on the webmail is all there
and the other two are showing only emails until january 16, VERY ODD....
I triede to rebuild, to delete the ENVELOPE INDEX, I deleted the account and creat it again and nothing worked.....
Can someone help me?
Thanks

Hello,
Try this [http://kb.mozillazine.org/Disappearing_mail Disappearing mail] and maybe [http://kb.mozillazine.org/Inbox_stays_blank Inbox stays blank]

Cakewalk DAW process still runs after exit the Application (ntdll!NtWaitForSingleObject+0xa on wdmaud!CWAVRenderer::FreeResources+0x8f)

Hi All,
Have this issue with wdmaud driver after I close the application the process will appear to shutdown however if I try and start up a new instance of it it doesn't load.
When I check task manager I see the process still running...
I dumped the process and ran a finger print analysis over it and see the following:
[code]
0:000> k
Child-SP          RetAddr           Call Site
00000000`0013fb48 00007ff9`0b661148 ntdll!NtWaitForSingleObject+0xa
00000000`0013fb50 00007ff8`fb7c8dbb KERNELBASE!WaitForSingleObjectEx+0x94
00000000`0013fbf0 00007ff8`fb7c9280 wdmaud!CWAVRenderer::FreeResources+0x8f
00000000`0013fc20 00007ff8`fb7c7771 wdmaud!CWAVRenderer::Shutdown+0x10
00000000`0013fc50 00007ff8`fb7c7aed wdmaud!CMIDISynthTask::MODMClose+0x1e
00000000`0013fc80 00007ff8`fb7bc2f4 wdmaud!SwModMessage+0xb5
00000000`0013fcb0 00007ff9`075b6cc4 wdmaud!CBusIds::CBusIds+0x2818
00000000`0013fcf0 00000001`403c4426 WINMMBASE!midiOutClose+0x9c
00000000`0013fd30 00000001`403c43d4 SONARSTD+0x3c4426
00000000`0013fd70 00000001`403c6334 SONARSTD+0x3c43d4
00000000`0013fda0 00000001`4038748b SONARSTD+0x3c6334
00000000`0013fdd0 00000001`405995af SONARSTD+0x38748b
00000000`0013fe00 00000001`40596ed7 SONARSTD+0x5995af
00000000`0013feb0 00007ff8`ec9acf4a SONARSTD+0x596ed7
00000000`0013fee0 00000001`404aa6f6 mfc110u!AfxWinMain+0xa6
00000000`0013ff20 00007ff9`0b9515cd SONARSTD+0x4aa6f6
00000000`0013ff60 00007ff9`0e1343d1 kernel32!BaseThreadInitThunk+0xd
00000000`0013ff90 00000000`00000000 ntdll!RtlUserThreadStart+0x1d
0:000> !lmi wdmaud
Loaded Module Info: [wdmaud]
         Module: wdmaud
   Base Address: 00007ff8fb7b0000
     Image Name: wdmaud.drv
   Machine Type: 34404 (X64)
     Time Stamp: 5215dbdc Thu Aug 22 19:37:32 2013
           Size: 3c000
       CheckSum: 39dfd
Characteristics: 2022 perf
Debug Data Dirs: Type Size     VA Pointer
             CODEVIEW    23, 2cb28,   2bf28 RSDS - GUID: {63BD5149-2828-4F20-A000-25FBDF3C325E}
               Age: 2, Pdb: wdmaud.pdb
                CLSID     8, 2cb20,   2bf20 [Data not mapped]
     Image Type: MEMORY   - Image read successfully from loaded memory.
    Symbol Type: PDB      - Symbols loaded successfully from image header.
                 C:\ProgramData\dbg\sym\wdmaud.pdb\63BD514928284F20A00025FBDF3C325E2\wdmaud.pdb
    Load Report: public symbols , not source indexed
                 C:\ProgramData\dbg\sym\wdmaud.pdb\63BD514928284F20A00025FBDF3C325E2\wdmaud.pdb
[/code]
I've run this by the folks from Cakewalk forums and had some suggestions to try but to no avail.
http://forum.cakewalk.com/sonarstdexe-still-runs-after-I-close-and-exit-program-m2960813.aspx
There is nothing on this in google that I can find "wdmaud!CWAVRenderer::FreeResources+0x8f"
Just wondering if there is anything I can do to see if I can fix my system, others in the forum can't replicate this issue...
Would re-installing the audio driver help? I don't want to do this unless I have to or if there are any other suggestions to try...
Thanks in Advance
Jim

Hi,
There are no physical audio or midi devices attached. I have HP ENVY 17 j005xt Notebook PC and has built-in audio HDT High Definition Audio CODEC sound card - and has the latest available drivers for this card already installed supplied by HP
as OEM.
0:000> lm t n
start end module name
00000000`025a0000 00000000`025cc000 Stretch Stretch.ax Thu Sep 12 14:47:20 2013 (52314758)
00000000`09760000 00000000`0979b000 MackieControl MackieControl.dll Thu Sep 12 14:56:15 2013 (5231496F)
00000000`0e7a0000 00000000`0ed78000 TTS_1 TTS-1.dll Thu Sep 12 14:51:14 2013 (52314842)
00000000`0f000000 00000000`0f006000 detoured detoured.dll Sat Jan 20 07:35:56 2007 (45B12BAC)
00000000`20b60000 00000000`20b9f000 NullProxy NullProxy.dll Thu Sep 12 14:46:46 2013 (52314736)
00000000`20bb0000 00000000`20c84000 GroovePlayer GroovePlayer.dll Thu Sep 12 14:47:08 2013 (5231474C)
00000000`20ca0000 00000000`20d67000 SonitusFXWahwah SonitusFXWahwah.dll Thu Sep 12 14:51:05 2013 (52314839)
00000000`24c30000 00000000`24d2e000 multivoicechorusflanger multivoicechorusflanger.dll Thu Mar 10 05:47:01 2011 (4D77CB25)
00000000`27db0000 00000000`27f9c000 EventFilter EventFilter.dll Thu Sep 12 14:48:23 2013 (52314797)
00000000`27fa0000 00000000`28113000 Quantize Quantize.dll Thu Sep 12 14:48:08 2013 (52314788)
00000000`28120000 00000000`28297000 Transpose Transpose.dll Thu Sep 12 14:48:07 2013 (52314787)
00000000`282a0000 00000000`28417000 Velocity Velocity.dll Thu Sep 12 14:47:58 2013 (5231477E)
00000000`52d30000 00000000`52ecc000 mfc80 mfc80.dll Sat May 14 11:56:46 2011 (4DCDE15E)
00000000`52ed0000 00000000`5342d000 mfc100 mfc100.dll Sat Jun 11 12:15:54 2011 (4DF2CFDA)
00000000`53b60000 00000000`53c69000 msvcp80 msvcp80.dll Wed Aug 14 14:44:47 2013 (520B0B3F)
00000000`54ab0000 00000000`54adb000 atl100 atl100.dll Sat Feb 19 10:40:35 2011 (4D5F0373)
00000000`54b80000 00000000`54b8d000 mfc80ENU mfc80ENU.dll Sat May 14 11:57:56 2011 (4DCDE1A4)
00000000`54b90000 00000000`54b9d000 MFC100ENU MFC100ENU.DLL Sat Jun 11 12:14:05 2011 (4DF2CF6D)
00000000`55e70000 00000000`55f39000 msvcr80 msvcr80.dll Wed Aug 14 14:42:42 2013 (520B0AC2)
00000000`561e0000 00000000`56206000 mdnsNSP mdnsNSP.dll Wed Aug 31 15:53:57 2011 (4E5DCC75)
00000000`56440000 00000000`564d8000 msvcp100 msvcp100.dll Sat Feb 19 10:40:12 2011 (4D5F035C)
00000000`564e0000 00000000`565b2000 msvcr100 msvcr100.dll Sat Feb 19 10:39:54 2011 (4D5F034A)
00000000`64340000 00000000`6439b000 CW110Auto CW110Auto.dll Sat Dec 14 12:08:51 2013 (52ABAFA3)
00000000`643a0000 00000000`64441000 CJLibrary CJLibrary.dll Sat Dec 14 12:08:51 2013 (52ABAFA3)
00000000`64670000 00000000`674f7000 TTSRES110 TTSRES110.DLL Sat Dec 14 12:08:51 2013 (52ABAFA3)
00000000`67600000 00000000`67629000 DShowProxy DShowProxy.dll Thu Sep 12 14:46:12 2013 (52314714)
00000000`67700000 00000000`6773e000 DeWire DeWire.dll Thu Sep 12 14:46:24 2013 (52314720)
00000000`67800000 00000000`678b7000 TTSlame TTSlame.dll Sat Feb 23 08:16:39 2008 (47BF3BB7)
00000001`40000000 00000001`41377000 SONARSTD SONARSTD.exe Sat Dec 14 12:08:41 2013 (52ABAF99)
00000001`80000000 00000001`800e7000 TTSlibsndfile TTSlibsndfile.dll Thu Aug 23 01:23:24 2007 (46CC54EC)
00007ff8`e0440000 00007ff8`e0cb5000 GrooveIntlResource GrooveIntlResource.dll Sat Sep 14 15:07:03 2013 (5233EEF7)
00007ff8`e3a00000 00007ff8`e40eb000 iZotope_Radius_x64 iZotope_Radius_x64.dll Sat Nov 09 11:34:59 2013 (527D8333)
00007ff8`e5930000 00007ff8`e5b38000 mfcore mfcore.dll Sat Sep 21 14:43:18 2013 (523D23E6)
00007ff8`e5b40000 00007ff8`e5b64000 RTWorkQ RTWorkQ.dll Thu Aug 22 19:45:55 2013 (5215DDD3)
00007ff8`e5b70000 00007ff8`e5c44000 mfplat mfplat.dll Wed Oct 23 16:39:12 2013 (52676100)
00007ff8`e5e10000 00007ff8`e6317000 McPvNs McPvNs.dll Tue Sep 10 01:07:37 2013 (522DE439)
00007ff8`e7e20000 00007ff8`e7f28000 classicphaser classicphaser.dll Thu Mar 03 09:01:46 2011 (4D6EBE4A)
00007ff8`ea340000 00007ff8`ea4f1000 quartz quartz.dll Thu Aug 22 20:33:45 2013 (5215E909)
00007ff8`ec6b0000 00007ff8`ec725000 dlnashext dlnashext.dll Thu Aug 22 20:44:17 2013 (5215EB81)
00007ff8`ec730000 00007ff8`ecc95000 mfc110u mfc110u.dll Mon Jun 10 08:08:14 2013 (51B4FCCE)
00007ff8`ed650000 00007ff8`ed758000 tempodelay tempodelay.dll Thu Mar 03 09:02:00 2011 (4D6EBE58)
00007ff8`edde0000 00007ff8`ee01d000 GROOVEEX GROOVEEX.DLL Thu Oct 31 05:15:42 2013 (52714CCE)
00007ff8`f2310000 00007ff8`f2409000 compgate compgate.dll Thu Mar 03 09:01:53 2011 (4D6EBE51)
00007ff8`f2410000 00007ff8`f26b8000 msi msi.dll Thu Aug 22 21:02:16 2013 (5215EFB8)
00007ff8`f4c50000 00007ff8`f4c97000 PlayToDevice PlayToDevice.dll Thu Aug 22 19:07:26 2013 (5215D4CE)
00007ff8`f4db0000 00007ff8`f4e47000 mf mf.dll Thu Aug 22 18:53:44 2013 (5215D198)
00007ff8`f5410000 00007ff8`f5451000 CWVideoEngine CWVideoEngine.dll Sat Dec 14 11:45:07 2013 (52ABAA13)
00007ff8`f5a70000 00007ff8`f5a8c000 DevDispItemProvider DevDispItemProvider.dll Thu Aug 22 19:58:45 2013 (5215E0D5)
00007ff8`f6430000 00007ff8`f648e000 AUDIOKSE AUDIOKSE.dll Thu Aug 22 19:34:34 2013 (5215DB2A)
00007ff8`f6730000 00007ff8`f6766000 EhStorShell EhStorShell.dll Thu Aug 22 20:48:59 2013 (5215EC9B)
00007ff8`f6f80000 00007ff8`f6f9b000 mpr mpr.dll Thu Aug 22 20:05:47 2013 (5215E27B)
00007ff8`f7900000 00007ff8`f7bb0000 actxprxy actxprxy.dll Thu Oct 10 22:26:52 2013 (52568EFC)
00007ff8`f86c0000 00007ff8`f8772000 ntshrui ntshrui.dll Thu Aug 22 19:12:10 2013 (5215D5EA)
00007ff8`f8c40000 00007ff8`f8c4e000 npmproxy npmproxy.dll Thu Aug 22 21:30:46 2013 (5215F666)
00007ff8`f8c50000 00007ff8`f8c64000 devrtl devrtl.dll Thu Aug 22 20:02:51 2013 (5215E1CB)
00007ff8`f8dd0000 00007ff8`f8e76000 PortableDeviceApi PortableDeviceApi.dll Thu Aug 22 19:12:41 2013 (5215D609)
00007ff8`f9070000 00007ff8`f907b000 pcacli pcacli.dll Thu Aug 22 21:32:05 2013 (5215F6B5)
00007ff8`f9100000 00007ff8`f9108000 ksuser ksuser.dll Thu Aug 22 19:53:59 2013 (5215DFB7)
00007ff8`fb620000 00007ff8`fb630000 cscapi cscapi.dll Thu Aug 22 20:01:07 2013 (5215E163)
00007ff8`fb7b0000 00007ff8`fb7ec000 wdmaud wdmaud.drv Thu Aug 22 19:37:32 2013 (5215DBDC)
00007ff8`fd130000 00007ff8`fd139000 rasadhlp rasadhlp.dll Thu Aug 22 20:03:37 2013 (5215E1F9)
00007ff8`fd140000 00007ff8`fd17d000 netprofm netprofm.dll Thu Aug 22 19:50:53 2013 (5215DEFD)
00007ff9`010a0000 00007ff9`010bb000 msacm32 msacm32.dll Thu Aug 22 20:03:07 2013 (5215E1DB)
00007ff9`012a0000 00007ff9`01365000 winhttp winhttp.dll Thu Aug 22 19:41:43 2013 (5215DCD7)
00007ff9`01aa0000 00007ff9`01ab0000 sfc_os sfc_os.dll Thu Aug 22 21:35:15 2013 (5215F773)
00007ff9`027d0000 00007ff9`027f5000 EhStorAPI EhStorAPI.dll Thu Aug 22 20:55:57 2013 (5215EE3D)
00007ff9`02ec0000 00007ff9`0301f000 urlmon urlmon.dll Tue Nov 26 17:39:41 2013 (5294422D)
00007ff9`03180000 00007ff9`03197000 samcli samcli.dll Thu Aug 22 20:03:20 2013 (5215E1E8)
00007ff9`03930000 00007ff9`0395a000 thumbcache thumbcache.dll Sat Sep 21 15:02:43 2013 (523D2873)
00007ff9`03960000 00007ff9`0396d000 msdmo msdmo.dll Thu Aug 22 19:53:44 2013 (5215DFA8)
00007ff9`03ba0000 00007ff9`03d04000 propsys propsys.dll Thu Aug 22 21:44:18 2013 (5215F992)
00007ff9`04100000 00007ff9`0465f000 mfc110 mfc110.dll Mon Jun 10 08:08:11 2013 (51B4FCCB)
00007ff9`049c0000 00007ff9`049f0000 ntmarta ntmarta.dll Thu Aug 22 20:03:15 2013 (5215E1E3)
00007ff9`04d60000 00007ff9`04fa3000 msxml6 msxml6.dll Thu Aug 22 19:59:38 2013 (5215E10A)
00007ff9`04fc0000 00007ff9`04fd4000 dhcpcsvc6 dhcpcsvc6.DLL Thu Aug 22 20:05:21 2013 (5215E261)
00007ff9`04ff0000 00007ff9`05009000 dhcpcsvc dhcpcsvc.dll Thu Aug 22 20:04:10 2013 (5215E21A)
00007ff9`050b0000 00007ff9`05117000 FWPUCLNT FWPUCLNT.DLL Thu Aug 22 19:43:15 2013 (5215DD33)
00007ff9`054a0000 00007ff9`05749000 iertutil iertutil.dll Tue Nov 26 20:41:06 2013 (52946CB2)
00007ff9`05750000 00007ff9`05990000 wininet wininet.dll Tue Nov 26 18:07:31 2013 (529448B3)
00007ff9`05a00000 00007ff9`05a1e000 samlib samlib.dll Thu Aug 22 20:03:31 2013 (5215E1F3)
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00007ff9`0bea0000 00007ff9`0c077000 combase combase.dll Sat Sep 21 16:20:31 2013 (523D3AAF)
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00007ff9`0c510000 00007ff9`0c517000 psapi psapi.dll Thu Aug 22 20:05:49 2013 (5215E27D)
00007ff9`0c530000 00007ff9`0d93f000 shell32 shell32.dll Wed Nov 06 01:26:51 2013 (5279002B)
00007ff9`0d940000 00007ff9`0d9e5000 advapi32 advapi32.dll Thu Aug 22 21:32:00 2013 (5215F6B0)
00007ff9`0d9f0000 00007ff9`0db88000 GdiPlus GdiPlus.dll Thu Aug 22 19:45:56 2013 (5215DDD4)
00007ff9`0db90000 00007ff9`0dc34000 clbcatq clbcatq.dll Thu Aug 22 19:12:16 2013 (5215D5F0)
00007ff9`0dc40000 00007ff9`0dce7000 msvcrt msvcrt.dll Thu Aug 22 21:43:00 2013 (5215F944)
00007ff9`0dd00000 00007ff9`0dd9a000 comdlg32 comdlg32.dll Sat Oct 19 15:48:33 2013 (52620F21)
00007ff9`0dda0000 00007ff9`0ded8000 msctf msctf.dll Wed Oct 02 16:20:43 2013 (524BBB3B)
00007ff9`0dee0000 00007ff9`0e056000 ole32 ole32.dll Sat Sep 21 15:10:27 2013 (523D2A43)
00007ff9`0e0c0000 00007ff9`0e269000 ntdll ntdll.dll Sat Sep 21 18:04:21 2013 (523D5305)
Unloaded modules:
00007ff8`ed620000 00007ff8`ed754000 MelodyneReWireDevice.dll
Timestamp: Fri Nov 01 06:21:03 2013 (5272AD9F)
Checksum: 001354CF
ImageSize: 00134000
00000000`564e0000 00000000`565b2000 MSVCR100.dll
Timestamp: Sat Feb 19 10:39:54 2011 (4D5F034A)
Checksum: 000CD48D
ImageSize: 000D2000
00007ff8`ed620000 00007ff8`ed754000 MelodyneReWireDevice.dll
Timestamp: Fri Nov 01 06:21:03 2013 (5272AD9F)
Checksum: 001354CF
ImageSize: 00134000
00000000`564e0000 00000000`565b2000 MSVCR100.dll
Timestamp: Sat Feb 19 10:39:54 2011 (4D5F034A)
Checksum: 000CD48D
ImageSize: 000D2000
00000000`06570000 00000000`06792000 ReWire.dll
Timestamp: Thu Oct 06 03:32:22 2011 (4E8C8696)
Checksum: 00221626
ImageSize: 00222000
00007ff8`ed3d0000 00007ff8`ed5bf000 wpdshext.dll
Timestamp: Thu Aug 22 20:17:22 2013 (5215E532)
Checksum: 001EEB45
ImageSize: 001EF000
00000000`02d40000 00000000`02d60000 saffireasio.dll
Timestamp: Tue Aug 16 17:43:16 2011 (4E4A1F94)
Checksum: 00000000
ImageSize: 00020000
00000000`53b20000 00000000`53b5c000 ffusb2asio_x64.dll
Timestamp: Wed Sep 25 23:40:32 2013 (5242E7D0)
Checksum: 00042A4E
ImageSize: 0003C000
00000000`02bc0000 00000000`02ced000 asio4all64.dll
Timestamp: Fri Jun 07 01:58:46 2013 (51B0B1B6)
Checksum: 00000000
ImageSize: 0012D000
00000000`20d80000 00000000`2254f000 TH2 SONAR-64.dll
Timestamp: Mon Sep 10 22:43:59 2012 (504DE08F)
Checksum: 017C995B
ImageSize: 017CF000
00007ff9`02820000 00007ff9`02849000 MSVFW32.dll
Timestamp: Thu Aug 22 21:21:23 2013 (5215F433)
Checksum: 0002309E
ImageSize: 00029000
00000000`27680000 00000000`279de000 BlueVerb DRV-2080.dll
Timestamp: Thu Sep 05 07:15:14 2013 (5227A2E2)
Checksum: 0035A913
ImageSize: 0035E000
00000000`1d140000 00000000`1d480000 Z3TA+ 2_64.dll
Timestamp: Fri Sep 30 06:51:51 2011 (4E84DA67)
Checksum: 00316B9A
ImageSize: 00340000
00007ff9`02890000 00007ff9`028d0000 DINPUT8.dll
Timestamp: Thu Aug 22 21:28:43 2013 (5215F5EB)
Checksum: 0003DE81
ImageSize: 00040000
00000000`19b30000 00000000`19fdf000 Rapture64LE.dll
Timestamp: Sat May 15 06:28:38 2010 (4BEDB276)
Checksum: 002227CC
ImageSize: 004AF000
00000000`11740000 00000000`11f26000 SI-Bass Guitar.dll
Timestamp: Sat Mar 12 04:49:12 2011 (4D7A6098)
Checksum: 0026A86D
ImageSize: 007E6000
00007ff8`ea0a0000 00007ff8`ea336000 WMVCore.DLL
Timestamp: Thu Aug 22 18:50:36 2013 (5215D0DC)
Checksum: 002A3CD8
ImageSize: 00296000
00007ff8`f50e0000 00007ff8`f5122000 WMASF.DLL
Timestamp: Thu Aug 22 21:22:45 2013 (5215F485)
Checksum: 0004B7CD
ImageSize: 00042000

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