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  Memory problems can cause the computer to lose information or stop working. To identify and fix the problem, contact the manufacturer of the computer.

  Did somebody encountered this problem before, and if so, what is the next step?

  Any help would be appreciated.

  Thank you!

  99% a bad ram module.

  If your system has 2 ram module, you can try to start with a single and made a windows memory test and see who we have problems.

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• Blue error screen "memory management".

  I get a blue screen error memory management and he uses all ram memory cache and it has 0 MB of free space please help

  Hello zinco524,

  This looks like a bad memory or not enough on your system.  You should test the RAM on your system:

  Memory diagnostic tool

  1. Diagnostic tool memory open by clicking the start (Orb)> click on Control Panel > system and Maintenance > click Administrative Tools > and then click on diagnostic memory tool. If you are prompted for an administrator password or a confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation.
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  For the last two months I get random blue screen of death, codes seem to change from time to time, initially it was level IRQL each time and then one or twice USB bug and then error code once, it was an error of memory management code.  Sometimes I get a screen saying something about checking some recently installed device causing problem, but nothing has been installed recently.

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  It seems that after some update was made with windows was when I started to have problems, but could be a coincidence.  I looked around but have not found anyone with a similar problem like mine, in regards to get multiple error codes and bsod.  To restart, I usually have to unplug the pc and wait a bit to try to restart and go through all process control but all "passes". Thanks in advance for your help.

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  Blue screen errors can be caused by either a software or hardware problem.

  See the below Microsoft article that could help you solve random blue screen of death on the computer.

  How to fix bluescreen (STOP) errors that cause Windows Vista to shut down or restart unexpectedly
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/958233

   

  I hope this helps!

  Halima S - Microsoft technical support.

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  Some users have suggested they were running Memtest, as you did, and reported Memtest memory found no errors.

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