Windows 10: Windows 11 Memory Management BSOD and other BSOD even though when in safe mode its running...

So i am currently keep getting BSOD on my laptop randomly after letting it run for 15-20 minutes. It says that I have Memory_Management Error or Driver_IQRL_Not_Found, but if I tried running the laptop in Safe Mode, then nothing happens and it works normally. Even though I tried nearly every solution to this fix, including running sfc scan, DISM or reinstalling my iGPU drivers, windows memory diagnostic tool, it still doesnt fix the issue. I wonder what can be the cause of this.My laptop specs:CHUWI GemiBook Pro Intel Celeron N5100Intel UHD Graphics 600RAM: 8 GB, LPDDR4X, 2133 MHz.Kingston 256

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Windows 10 Memory Management BSOD several times a hour

Anymore tips? I have tried what has been suggested and my pc ran fine all day. I went out for lunch and brought it out of sleep when i got home. Now it is random bsod everytime windows attempts to start. I had a critical process failure, attempt to acces
read only memory, a nfts etc.

In addition it now will not boot windows without safe mode. Ran scannow in safemode but it stips at 60% and says it cannot fix issue, also getting the memory management bsod in safe mode.

Trying to restart in hidden admin/safe now and running chkdisk

 

Windows 11 disaster. Can't enter PIN, locked in safe mode and BSOD prevents many solutions

Hi pepebeto66，

Welcome to Microsoft Community.

It sounds like you're dealing with a series of complex issues on your Lenovo Ideapad 3 running Windows 11. Let's break down the situation and explore some potential solutions:

1. PIN Issue in Safe Mode: It's a known issue that PIN login might not work in Safe Mode for Windows 11. This is why it's generally recommended to have a password backup. However, since you're already in this situation, we need to find a workaround.
   
2. Accessing Advanced Startup Options Leading to BSOD: The DRIVER_VERIFIER_DMA_VIOLATION Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) error suggests there might be a driver issue, possibly exacerbated by the Driver Verifier tool.
   
3. Issues with Windows 11 Installation USB: If the Windows installation media isn't working, there could be several reasons, such as the USB drive not being properly formatted or the installation media not being correctly created.
   

Given these challenges, here are some steps you can try:

Escaping Safe Mode and Resolving PIN Issue

1. Force Windows to Exit Safe Mode:
   
   • Repeatedly interrupt the boot process (turn off the laptop as soon as you see the Windows logo) three times in a row. On the fourth boot, Windows should enter Automatic Repair mode.
     
   • Once in Automatic Repair, navigate to "Troubleshoot" → "Advanced options" → "Startup Settings" → "Restart".
     
   • After the restart, you'll see a list of options. Select the option to boot Windows normally.
     
2. Resetting Your PIN:
   
   • If you're able to boot into Windows normally, try resetting your PIN through the Accounts settings.
     

Addressing the BSOD

• Disable Driver Verifier:
  
  • Access Command Prompt from the Advanced Startup Options or Windows Recovery Environment (WinRE).
    
  • Type verifier /reset and press Enter. This will reset the Driver Verifier settings which might be causing the BSOD.
    

Resolving Issues with Windows Installation USB

• Recreate Installation Media:
  
  • Use another working computer to download the Windows 11 media creation tool from the official Microsoft website
    

Thank you for your patience and understanding! If you have any questions, feel free to leave us a message.

Sincerely

Manson | Microsoft Support Specialist

 

BSOD and Inability to reboot to safe mode

• Dell Latitude Laptop running Windows 10 1809 64 bit -
• Went to shut down laptop last night (12 May around 11:30 UT) and immediately went to a BSOD KERNAL_DATA_INPAGE_ERROR and tried to restart.
• Ended up in the Windows Recovery Environment suggesting a restart. Selecting restart just put me back in the Recovery Environment again - endless loop
• Full power down and restart is the same.
• In the Recovery Environment, selecting "Uninstall latest quality update" works but makes no difference.
• "Uninstall latest feature update" fails. Can someone explain the difference between Quality and Feature updates?
• "Reset my PC" with "Keep my files" fails.
• Selecting the "Startup Settings' option and prompting a restart to access Safe Mode allows me to select a Safe Mode restart but then it retriggers the BSOD (same one) and dumps me back in the Recovery Environment ... I can't get to Safe Mode.
• Basically, I am locked out of the machine.

I am suspicious that this may be related to the KB4551853 update (don't know the exact time of release) and that the BSOD has happened when you would normally get the "Update and Shutdown" banner. A complete rebuild
with the loss of all my files is not the absolute end of the world but would make me REALLY unhappy. Any help to avoid that would be appreciated.