MEMORY_MANAGEMENT & SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION Blue Screens


  1. Posts : 40
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    MEMORY_MANAGEMENT & SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION Blue Screens


    Hey, all.

    So, recently I've been having MEMORY_MANAGEMENT & SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION Blue Screens on my PC. I think they are caused by my RAM. Some background:

    A couple months ago, one of my RAM sticks died (not sure why). It died after I rearranged one of my case fans to fix high CPU temps (100C on full load). The PC kept restarting indefinitely with the fried RAM inserted. This dropped my RAM count from 8GB to 4GB. I asked a friend if he could lend me some RAM. He had 2*8GB DDR3 1333MHz Corsair RAM (CMV16GX3M2A1333C9) & he gave me both sticks. One of them worked, while the other one was fried (PC kept restarting indefinitely with the fried stick inserted). The working stick is the only stick of RAM currently in my PC. Everything was fine, until recently. I've encountered 3 BSODs in the last few days - 2 MEMORY_MANAGEMENT & 1 SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION (the most recent one) BSOD. The MEMORY_MANAGEMENT Blue Screens happened within 4 minutes of each other, whereas the SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION BSOD happened an hour ago as I'm writing this. 2/3 of the BSODs happened while I was using Chrome (1st MEMORY_MANAGEMENT & SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION Blue Screens), while the 2nd MEMORY_MANAGEMENT BSOD happened while the system was idle. I ran Windows Memory Diagnostics a couple days ago & it reported that no errors were found. However, I ran MemTest64 afterwards & it reported errors with my RAM. I've run CHKDSK on both my internal drives & no errors were found. I've also run SFC /SCANNOW & DISM /ONLINE /CLEANUP-IMAGE /RESTOREHEALTH & both commands finished with no errors.

    NOTE: Older MiniDumps & the MANUALLY_INITIATED_CRASH BSOD (was messing around with the Ctrl + Scroll Lock manual crash feature) can be ignored.

    Windows 10 Pro 20H2 19042.985

    Here are screenshots & logs:
    Attached Thumbnails Attached Thumbnails MEMORY_MANAGEMENT & SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION Blue Screens-screenshot-2021-05-14-000023.png   MEMORY_MANAGEMENT & SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION Blue Screens-screenshot-2021-05-14-000123.png   MEMORY_MANAGEMENT & SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION Blue Screens-screenshot-2021-05-14-004948.png   MEMORY_MANAGEMENT & SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION Blue Screens-screenshot-2021-05-14-005012.png  
    MEMORY_MANAGEMENT & SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION Blue Screens Attached Files
    Last edited by Deleted684; 13 May 2021 at 18:10. Reason: Added extra information.
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    Windows 8.1 Enterprise x64
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    Since memtest noticed the RAM errors, you can replace the RAM with another one
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  3. Posts : 40
    Windows 10
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    MrPepka said:
    Since memtest noticed the RAM errors, you can replace the RAM with another one
    Thanks for replying! I'm currently doing another MemTest (Windows Memory Diagnostics Tool - Extended Test, 4 passes), so we'll see how it goes.

    EDIT: Decided to go with Standard, 4 passes instead of Extended (can take HOURS to complete; don't have the time).

    - - - Updated - - -

    Alright, I swapped out my faulty 8GB stick with my old 2*2GB sticks. Ran MemTest64 & no errors were found. It's weird how Windows' MemTest didn't find any errors with my 8GB stick, yet it was still faulty.
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