BSOD: Many Errors I've encountered, "MEMORY MANGEMENT" is one.


  1. Garism
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    BSOD: Many Errors I've encountered, "MEMORY MANGEMENT" is one.


    Recently, I've been encountering a lot of BSOD. I've seen MEMORY MANAGEMENT, win32.sys, something-KERNEL, and I think might have seen one more. Couldn't handle it anymore, so i've came. I've attached a SF-Diagnostic result to my latest one.

    I've experienced BSOD when playing games, or even off a fresh boot (yea, i find that weird).

    I think that's all the info i can think of, but if there's more basic ones, let me know.

    Thanks in advance! Have a great day!
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  3. VistaKing
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    Hi Garism and welcome to SevenForums . You might want to test your memory . Click the link RAM - Test with Memtest86+ it will show you how to create a bootable flash drive and run the tool. Let the tool pass 7 passes . If you have more then one memory sticks . Test each RAM stick in every memory slot .
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  4. Garism
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    I ran the memtest with all my RAM, and no errors were given. I assume if errors were given, then i'd test each ram.. but since no errors were found on the first run, the problem isn't my RAM?

    Not sure where they put the result file though, can't find it. But no errors were found on the first run.
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  6. VistaKing
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    How many passes did you do ? Try running the manufacture diag on your hard drive . If its a Western Digital then go to WD.com .
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  7. Garism
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    7 passes.
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  8. VistaKing
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    Can you run a HDD test ?
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