Windows errors in questions

lmaneke said:

Seems like these issues are happening with systems that have SSDs as their OS drive. I see forums everywhere on this issue, and every system has a SSD as their primary.

I have the M5A99FX PRO R2.0 and my wife has the M5A99X EVO R2.0 and neither of our systems have this issue with a 1 TB WD Blue hdd

Possible... I have a HP laptop that was upgraded from Win8.1 and I don't have issues with the Error 137, and that is an HDD

It may be worth the test with a mechanical drive for you, just for testing. Yeah SSDs have their own firmware and it seems they can be buggy with some storage controllers. A buddy of mine has a SanDisk 128 GB ssd. I'm unsure if he has issues. He's got a MSI 970 Gaming board though and Windows 7.

I checked the power setting and disable the 'hybrid sleep" being on my desktop. I did notice it was off on my laptop. I turned it off on my desktop and will see when I wake up, if the Error 137 exists or not. I remember reading that some people had an issue with it.

orlbuckeye said:

Try this

The system firmware has changed the processors memory type range - Microsoft Community

I looked though that before I came here... Reading though that got me no where since people tried those and nothing changed.
I still got the error after disabling the "hybrid sleep." The thing is, is wakes up and such fine, with no issues. It is the Event Viewer keep showing it.

Kernel-Power Event 137 is logged when sleep is initiated - Microsoft Community

This talks about what it is, but its strange since it dont happen on mine

Mine says Event 137 - Windows has entered a sleep state.

I got a an interesting thing appear on the event viewer. It is an information message, saying "windows remove bad memory regions from this pc." Task manager doesn't show a drop in my memory... It is not an error or anything, but an information. Does this mean one of my 32GB chips bad? Even tho the Windows Memory test came back clean...

What is the event ID? I search for that on ms website and it doesn't appear. If its information then its not critical. If you had a bad memory stick you would have bluescreens.

You may want to try memtest as that is a good memory diagnostic tool. I've found bad memory sticks with that program, when Windows memory diagnostics found nothing.

lmaneke said:

What is the event ID? I search for that on ms website and it doesn't appear. If its information then its not critical. If you had a bad memory stick you would have bluescreens.

You may want to try memtest as that is a good memory diagnostic tool. I've found bad memory sticks with that program, when Windows memory diagnostics found nothing.

1001 Event ID and it says Source being "Memory-Diagnostic Task-Handler"