Can these drivers cause Memory Management BSOD?

[Dunner]

Hello I am having some trouble with the BSOD with "Memory_Management" title and I was trying to solve it. I found out on the internet that it could be some problem with drivers so I checked it and found a yellow sign in the device management so I downloaded the missing driver and thought that it would solve the problem. Unfortunately that was not the reason. Then I found the program called "DriverView" which can show you all your drivers and their properties easily. So I used it to see if there's something suspicious that could be causing the problem. Then I found three drivers that are signed as "unknown".

Well now I don't know what to do next because I don't know whether I can remove them safely and It will solve my problem or it will cause some worse damage to my computer if they are not causing any problems. Or if I could remove them, then how?

I didn't know how to show you so I decided to add the print screen of the "DriverView" where you can see these Unknown drivers. And I also added the text document with all my drivers and properties and the text document with just these unknown drivers.

I have a laptop msi x370 once reinstalled

Can anybody give me some advice please?

 

[OldMX]

"Memory_Management" usually means the computer has a damaged memory module, try running memtest for some loops to see if it shows any error.

Memtest86+ - Advanced Memory Diagnostic Tool

 

[Dunner]

Thank you very much, I'll try that as soon as possible. I hope the USB version works, because I don't have any CD/DVD-Rom in my notebook.

 

[Dunner]

So I ran memtest today for about 7 hours and it made 3 passes. But the number of errors made me quite nervous. It was something about 2.000.000. Is that even possible? I don't think it's very normal to see new error every 5 seconds. What do you recommend?