Solved BSOD when using Chrome the past 2 days, also Chrome Tab crashing

[axe0]

When you open the Windows 10 GWX app, click on View attachment 381353/QUOTE]
Try what I wrote in above quote, check the items you see, if there is one that says something like 'Reserve your copy' then your reservation has been removed.

Are you able to update Windows without installing Windows 10?

Please try following below

Diagnostic Test

 RAM TEST

Run MemTest86+ to analyse your RAM. MemTest86+ - Test RAM - Windows 7 Forums

   Note

MemTest86+ needs to be run for at least 8 passes for conclusive results. Set it running before you go to bed and leave it overnight. We're looking for zero errors here. Even a single error will indicate RAM failure.

 

[JSleek]

Yes, believe it or not, I just got another BSOD, but this time whilst streaming a video on Firefox. This leads me to believe it is not browser related.

I have attached the BSOD picture, temperatures straight after restarting, and MS log

 

[JSleek]

When you open the Windows 10 GWX app, click on View attachment 381353/QUOTE]
Try what I wrote in above quote, check the items you see, if there is one that says something like 'Reserve your copy' then your reservation has been removed.

I have now cancelled my reservation.

Are you able to update Windows without installing Windows 10?

I'm not able to check for updates, but I am able to install updates, as shown in the picture below, some recently installed updates:

Run MemTest86+ to analyse your RAM

I'll give it a go and report back.

 

[axe0]

Keep us posted

 

[JSleek]

Keep us posted

Posting from my Laptop now

Currently running the test, not even 1 pass through and I'm already getting thousands of errors. Attached a picture.

Should I continue to run the test or follow the rest of the guide and start switching out the sticks?

 

[axe0]

Explains the memory management errors.

Next step is to determine if slots or sticks are causing the crashes.
Stop the test, keep 1 stick in 1 slot and run the test, when you see errors or 8 passes have completed alternate the slots and run the test again.

 

[JSleek]

Bearing in mind I only have 2x4GB 1600Mhz sticks and only 2 slots on my motherboard, this was pretty easy to test.

MEMTEST86+ RESULTS:

Test 1 Both sticks in: Errors before pass 1
Test 2: Removed Stick 1, Stick 2 in SLOT 1: 16 passes, 0 errors.
Test 3: Stick 2 in SLOT 2: 9 passes, 0 errors.
Test 4: Stick 1 in SLOT 1: Errors before pass 1.
Test 5: Stick 1 in SLOT 2: Errors before pass 1.

This leads me to believe that RAM Stick 1 is the culprit and the cause behind my BSOD's.

Would I be correct in my findings?

I have attached a picture of the suspect below: (I also have pictures of all tests ran if necessary).

I will use my computer for the rest of the day with only Stick 2 inserted and watch out for any tab crashes/BSOD's.

 

[axe0]

You are correct in your finding

 

[Laith]

Well, that explains a whole lot.

 

[BorisTheAnimal]

Corsair is really good when dealing with RMA's and stuff like that, you should really contact them for a replacement or refund if you've got the warranty under control.

 

[JSleek]

Corsair is really good when dealing with RMA's and stuff like that, you should really contact them for a replacement or refund if you've got the warranty under control.

Yeah I heard that they are online too, already submitted a Standard Replacement RMA request

 

[JSleek]

So the new RAM from Corsair came, send the broken stuff back, plugged it in and no tab crashes or BSOD's sicne then.

For anyone who's reading this thread: if you get a MEMORY_MANAGEMENT BSOD and you are having the same problems as me, run MemTest86+ and check your RAM!

Cheers Guys!

 

[axe0]

Glad to hear your problem is solved

 

[JSleek]

Glad to hear your problem is solved

Thanks for helping me out man

 

[Laith]

Good job with solving the BSOD!