W1-810 Tablet keeps the same blue screen of death

My w1-810 ceases mangement of memory that sounds like the RAM, but I can not anything cause of the back of the Tablet it's become hot and freeze a lot

Looks like Intel thermal management program is missing or damaged, the RAM is overheating and not.

Fan blowing on the back can slow failure.

I would start by going to W1 assistance page, select Windows 8.1, from Drivers Download drivers Intel (87MO) Setup and run it.

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