Which tool do you use to find them?
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CLRProfiler -- look for that title in Microsoft downloads. There is also an overview of memory management investigation in one of the recent MSDN magazines.
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Depends on what language you are asking about.
For C++, I use the debugger. I have code, that on shut down, tells me the memory location of a memory leak.
For a really pesky memory leak, I use windbg and look through the memory heap and at the call stack that created each one.
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Read Rico Mariani's Tracking down managed memory leaks (how to find a GC leak)

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u can use .Netmemprofiler http://www.scitech.se/memprofiler/Default.htm its pretty good
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Thank you very much
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