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BSOD memory management

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I got this error when in install win8 pro x86,after install drivers "getting devices ready" i got this error.this error appear a lot on my pc randomly now.i test my RAM with memtest86 and Memory Diagnostics Tool it pass without any error.i uploaded my dmp files maybe some know my issue.

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It could also be related to the hard drive (used for pagefile) so you should check it for errors with chkdsk and perhaps try to disable pagefile.

  • 2 weeks later...
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It could also be related to the hard drive (used for pagefile) so you should check it for errors with chkdsk and perhaps try to disable pagefile.

seem no BSOD any more after disable pagefile.

  • 1 month later...

I wouldn't leave that as a permanent thing though. Some programs/games run funny without a pagefile (never struck this myself, but apparently it does), and also it could hinder performance. With 16GB of RAM it won't make any difference, but with Windows x86 it will.

Regardless of anything else though, the pagefile shouldn't have caused a BSOD issue unless there is something hinky with the computer... (whether it's a registry setting issue, buggy driver etc).

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