How to detect and remove memory leak?

Hi Friends,
I'm using some APIs to create registry keys, then report some events
to windows event viewer.Now my program runs from command prompt, there is no
UI (no dialogs).And it is programmed to log events unless terminated
exclusively.
but my program seems to have memory leaks. That I've got from Task Manager.
How to detect these memory leaks?
I've heard of some profilers which reports where is the error. Have downloaded
AQTime. But don't have time to go through it.

Can somebody help me how to find which function/module is dumping the memory?
I need a simple tool, easy to configure and should point out where the problem
is....

Thanks & Regards,
Sachin M
.

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