Windows 7: memory_managment issues

Hello all



I've attached some logs for your enjoyment, could you have a look and let me know what my first course of action should be please?

Thanks in advance.

ps: Sorry for the short post, need to run!!

They are indeed caused by memory management first you need to check you ram

Download a copy of Memtest86 and burn the ISO to a CD using Iso Recorder or another ISO burning program. Boot from the CD, and leave it running for at least 5 or 6 passes.

Just remember, any time Memtest reports errors, it can be either bad RAM or a bad motherboard slot. Test the sticks individually, and if you find a good one, test it in all slots.


Let us know with the results


Ken J

Have just been running memtest, have 164864 errors with all 3 sticks in!!

However, when I ran it earlier it didn't show any errors, that was for about an hour or so.

I'm running it again now and it's not shown anything yet. How long should I run it for?

Run the test for each stick a couple of loops.

Silly question, but where can I see the number of loops that have been run?

They are called passes and are clearly shown. You are running memtest from a booted cd/dvd correct? each stick (and slot) should be run for at least 5 passes


Ken J

Yes, can see it now.

I'm running it from a bootable USB (Pen Drive Linux) and I had all three sticks in.

Right, I've run each stick for over 5 passes in Memtest, but only using the first slot. All of them passed.

I'm now doing a run with all 3 in.

If this passes do I need to run all sticks in all slots? Or just one stick in each slot as I've shown that the sticks (should) be ok?

I've now run all the sticks in the all the slots over night and no errors after 12 passes. I've also run IntelBurnTest on a high setting and it survived.

I think it was being caused by a capture card I had in stalled and / or Kaspersky / Roxio BluRay software.

How can I prove this? What other tests can I run?

are you still having BSOD problems???