This happens from time to time… Allways same size and when it appears size iz not changing. Only way to clear is disable and enable queue. I’m using Mikrotik 3.17. Is it a bug and does it affecting queues working ?
it’s 0x8E666666 bytes in hexadecimal - double “beast number” 
please make supout and send it to support@mikrotik.com when it will happen again
Supout sent…
Any News ??
My friend this smells like corrupt RAM or binary files on HDD. What platform is this?
Athlon 900, 256 MB RAM, Flash Disk 1 GB
All tests (ram, hdd) went good. No errors..
it also happens for me, hardware is ok
whats the queue type used in the corrupted queue ??
My queue type is SFQ and MT2.9.51
What does “queued bytes” mean? Is that serious problem? Why some clients have queued bytes and some does not?
‘queued’ means queue bandwidth limit was exceeded, so packets are not passing the queue freely, but are kept by queue to decrease bandwidth
OK, but why it does not decrease, after some time? Queued bytes (for instance 4096) is remaining to restart MT. Why? Is there a serious problem, that can decrease client performance?
if user downloads uninterruptedly, it may not decrease, because you always have packets in queue
No, user does not downloading, but queued bytes still remaining. Is that any bug or what??
use torch to be sure… maybe virus or automatic update of some program?