Windows 10: Memory management error and random freezes.

I just this error after upgrading to version 2004. Prior 1909 did not have this problem.


History:


After I upgraded to 2004 I started experiencing freezes. I initialy thought it could be cables or case going bad causing shorts so bought dvi and hdmi cables and a new case. Issue still persist. So I thought could be my psu not giving enough power, so I got a new 500w psu. Issue never got away. So I thought could be my old gt 630 needs to go away too. Got a new gtx 1650 but did freezes still.


So new case, new psu, and new gpu and issues still there. Ram sticks are just months old so I did not bother, yet. Made sure everything is secured as well.


So I uninstalled updates then even went to reinstalling fresh OS and ended up with the BSOD memory management error.


I really need help as I dont know what to do anymore. Please point me to the right direction.


Thanks in advance.

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Random freezes and BSOD crashes with code MEMORY MANAGEMENT

Ok, I managed to get it working.
It performed 9 tests on the sole 8 GB RAM slot I have. 9 passes, no errors. So RAM is not faulty after all..

So, what is the next step in investigating the BSODs and random freezes?

 

Random freezes and BSOD crashes with code MEMORY MANAGEMENT

My laptop has lately been suffering from random hard-freezes without any error messages or logs (I have to force-shutdown)

But in between those freezes, it has given me 2 BSOD's before, both having the code MEMORY MANAGEMENT. I did find a minidump file from the latest one only. (Both this and the necessary DM Log I have attached)

Lenovo has in the preceded months given multiple driver updates specifically for this notebook, but it did not resolve anything, in fact the freezes have been more common.

MEMORY MANAGEMENT has something to do with RAM I see, but running sfc /scannow or Windows' built-in mdsched.exe RAM checker reported no flaws so far.

Thank you in advance!

 

Random freezes or shut downs

Completely random freezing/shutdowns on a system with no recent hardware changes, and hard drive, memory, and PSU fine, usually means a software issue (file corruption or malicious software). I suggest following DavidV's recommendations.