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So I've been getting the same BSOD stop code "MEMORY MANAGEMENT" error for around 3-4 days now.  I've tried updating windows, updating drivers, running SFC, running Windows Memory Diagnostic (logs gave me no clear problem), unplugging GPU and RAM and plugging them back in, and even factory reset my PC last night to only get a BSOD again.  I think it has to do something with my hard drive because I after I unplugged it to put in a different one and plugged it back in, nothing has seemed to work right like downloading (CSGO having corrupted files when trying to download and infinitely downloading Borderlands 3) and games crashing when they haven't before.  I want to say it might be something with my hard drive but I'm not the best in this portion of computers so if someone could give me some feedback that'd be nice.

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On 9/23/2019 at 8:49 PM, TrigrH said:

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Yeah so I blue screen again not once but twice just now.  The first stop code was "system service exception" and the second one is "memory management".  I honestly don't know what is going on anymore and its extremely frustrating.

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4 minutes ago, LynxDominant said:

Yeah so I blue screen again not once but twice just now.  The first stop code was "system service exception" and the second one is "memory management".  I honestly don't know what is going on anymore and its extremely frustrating.

is your memory running at its rated speed? if so reduce its speed to the next step down.

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Just now, TrigrH said:

is your memory running at its rated speed? if so reduce its speed to the next step down.

I've always had it at 3200mhz but I could try dropping it down to something else.  I don't know it would start up now but I'll give it a shot.

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3 minutes ago, LynxDominant said:

I've always had it at 3200mhz but I could try dropping it down to something else.  I don't know it would start up now but I'll give it a shot.

leave "XMP" on and then try 2933 dont touch any other settings.

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2 minutes ago, TrigrH said:

leave "XMP" on and then try 2933 dont touch any other settings.

So I tried to change the speed for my RAM and it wouldn't let me change it.  Right now its currently at 2133mhz and hoping that may fix it.

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4 minutes ago, LynxDominant said:

So I tried to change the speed for my RAM and it wouldn't let me change it.  Right now its currently at 2133mhz and hoping that may fix it.

system specs?

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4 minutes ago, LynxDominant said:

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2133 should fix the issue, if it does, reply back and we can try to get the memory speed atleast up to 2933.

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8 hours ago, TrigrH said:

2133 should fix the issue, if it does, reply back and we can try to get the memory speed atleast up to 2933.

So i think my windows is just kinda fucked now.  A new error has occurred and this time its a file system error (-2147219195).

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2 minutes ago, LynxDominant said:

So i think my windows is just kinda fucked now.  A new error has occurred and this time its a file system error (-2147219195).

run crystal disk info and check your storage drives, something fucky is going on here.

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14 minutes ago, LynxDominant said:

so im using that program now and it the reallocated sector count has that yellow bubble next to it.

screenshot?

 

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4 minutes ago, LynxDominant said:

Im going to send this and get back to you later cause i gotta head out to school now.

 

I would be unplugging that HDD and seeing if the problem persists.

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11 hours ago, TrigrH said:

I would be unplugging that HDD and seeing if the problem persists.

So I looked up the part that was wrong with my hard drive and from what I read it doesn't seem to be fixable so I'll probably just end up getting a new hard drive.

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2 hours ago, LynxDominant said:

So I looked up the part that was wrong with my hard drive and from what I read it doesn't seem to be fixable so I'll probably just end up getting a new hard drive.

you need to unplug it and see if that was the cause of the issue all along.

Insert ram related question here: https://linustechtips.com/main/topic/1197132-setting-ram-speed-xmp-docp-for-dummies/

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