Windows 10: PC crash dmp > analyze -v

4: kd> !analyze -v******************************************************************************** ** Bugcheck Analysis ** ********************************************************************************VIDEO_MEMORY_MANAGEMENT_INTERNAL 10eThe video memory manager encountered a condition that it can't recover from. By crashing,the video memory manager is attempting

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"No export analyze found"-- WinDbg !analyze -v error

And here's a suggestion for users who don't like the sound of entering the command manually each time WinDbg starts:

In WinDbg, click File > Settings > Debugging settings > under Startup, paste the command AND CLICK 'OK'. Closing after entering the command won't save the settings.

After doing these steps, close the current session and open a dump file, you'll see that the command will automatically run, which will now allow you to run !analyze -v like you used to run before the bug started.

 

DMP Files for analyzing misbehavior of drivers

With that being said, then this is perhaps an issue with the game that you're playing. In this case, since you already updated the drivers, and considering that this issue is only happening when you're playing the game, then we suggest that you uninstall
the game, then check if there are still irregularities on your PC. If there's no error after performing the said step, then you can reinstall the game again and check if it will still crash.

We're looking forward to your response.

 

Need help analyzing crash dump

Hello everyone!

I need some help analyzing a crash dump. Through my online research, I see a couple conflicting suggestions for the same issue. Memory problem or potentially a failing CPU have been two common suggestions along with a less common failing cooling system (I do have liquid but haven't see any BSOD for failing systems in the past - it usually just shut down). It won't even boot to Windows (BSOD before I get that far) and doesn't seem to give me the option to boot to Safe Mode to do any trouble shooting that way. I would rather not replace parts frivolously if avoidable. Any help deciphering the dmp would be greatly appreciated. I currently have the drive in another machine and it runs perfectly so I have (potentially) eliminated a corrupt Windows issue. Not sure how to update (or regress) to a different graphics driver or run MemTest if I can't boot to that PC.

Dropbox link for dmp:

Dropbox - 053022-20093-01.dmp - Simplify your life

Specs:

Manuf: Cyberpower

CPU: I9-9900k

Mem: 16GB ADATA XPG DDR4 3000 CL16-20-20

Ordered PC 10% Overclocked by manuf.

OS: Win 10

Thanks in advance for any help. Much appreciated!!