Windows Serve 2003 Paging Issue

Hi All,
We have one windows server 2003 enterprise edition with good CPU power & 24 GB of physical memory.
Since last few days weeks. This server becomes non-responsive with large number of event id 50 & 51. We can't access this system when this happens & someone need to go & hard reboot the system.
Assumes this is something related to memory leak from some application but didn't find the exact trace for that.
Any way to narrow down this trace.
Thanks,
Sandesh

Hi sandeshgawade87,
Did you install the following Hotfix:
Some data is corrupted when cached and noncached I/O operations occur by using the same NTFS file handle
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/981166
From the event ID, it also can caused by the hardware issue, please check your storage hardware related system.
The related KB:
Information about Event ID 51
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/244780
Windows System Event Log Errors that indicate possible I/O problems can be associated with database inconsistency or performance problems for SQL Server
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2091098
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