How To Eliminate Memory Management Error on Windows 10

Windows 10 is quite famous for exhibiting an array of error messages and stop codes for any system-related issues. Users have complained about a problem where the dreadful Blue Screen of Death appears out of nowhere. This signifies the Memory Management Error in Windows.

However, if you are facing it and looking for some troubleshooting methods, we are going to discuss what causes this error and how to fix it.

Causes of Memory Management Blue Screen Error

Memory management is important to ensure your system is working perfectly. However, memory management error can be quite bothersome. There are several causes behind the error. To be more precise, we listed some of them here.

• Defective or Faulty RAM
• Hardware Issues 
• Corrupted Drivers
• Software Issues
• Disk Errors

Now that you know the underlying reasons for getting this error regarding memory management, let’s discuss its fixes. 

6 Techniques to Solve Memory Management Error

A memory management BSOD means there has been some critical system error. 

So, if you notice that your system is affected by the “Memory management error”, then give these simple techniques a try.

Technique 1: Run an SFC Scanner

Users have said that by using an SFC scanner, they have solved the memory management problem without any hassle. To  launch the SFC scanner, follow the steps as mentioned below:

• First of all, right-click on the Start button and then run the command prompt as an Admin. You will notice an intimidating text box popping up on your screen. 
• Now type ‘sfc/scannow’  and then hit the Enter button. 

As you do so, the SFC scanner will run on your system to fix any such errors. 

Technique 2: Windows Memory Diagnostic Tool

This specific error is related to the memory of the system, which can be a physical problem with the installed RAM as well.

However, if this is the cause behind such error, take help from the Memory Diagnostic Tool on Windows. So, search for the ‘Windows Diagnostic Tool’ on your system and then select the first option that appears. Then select ‘Restart Now’. 

Windows on restarting will tell if there is any problem with the memory. If yes,  you can replace the RAM or send it for a replacement if under warranty. 

Technique 3: Resolve Software Problems

If you notice that the memory management error is recently occurring, check for the recent software installations on your system. There have been instances where certain softwares have been associated with memory management. So, make sure to uninstall those programs and see if this resolves the problem for you. 

Update Windows 10

An outdated Windows can also be the cause behind such error. Hence, the first thing you should do is check whether Windows 10 is up to date or not. To do so:

• Press Windows key+ I. This will open the Settings.
• Now, go to “Update & Security”. Look for any pending updates in the Windows Update section. 
• If you find any new version, make sure to save all the important files and data. Then select “Restart now”. 

Your system will undergo a system reboot on doing so. Hopefully, it will resolve the issue with memory management. 

Technique 4: Update Graphics Drivers

Memory management can occur due to outdated, corrupted or broken graphic drivers. Hence, see whether you have the current version of the graphic card drivers. If not, then try to install the new version available. 

• Go to Start and then Control Panel.
• Now click on Device Manager. You will be able to see the names of devices. Locate “Display Adapter” and then click on the arrow beside it to expand the list.
• You will be able to see your Graphics card driver enlisted there. So, right-click on it and click on “Update driver”.

If you already have the updated version, uninstall it and try to install it again.

Technique 5: Run a Disk Checkup

This error can also be the result of a corrupted NTFS volume. If such is the case, run a disk checking tool to resolve this issue.

• First of all, press the Windows+S. This will bring the search box. Now type “cmd” and right-click on the Command Prompt. You must run it as an Administrator.
• Following that, type “chkdsk /f /r” and hit the Enter button.
• Now, it will ask “Would you like to schedule this volume to be checked next time the system restarts?”. If you see it, press “Y”. 

Finally, exit the command prompt window and restart your system.

Technique 6: Scan for Virus or Malware

There are various cases, where the memory management blue screen of death error was a result of viruses or malware. Thus, it is important to scan for any viruses in your device. This method has been helpful for many users as well. Besides, you can use Windows inbuilt Antivirus for scanning the PC. Here is how you can try this fix.

• Go to Settings>Update & security>Windows Defender. Click on “Windows Defender Security Center”.
• Navigate to the “Virus and threat protection” window and then click “Quick scan”. It will launch a virus scan for common locations.

The steps mentioned above should resolve the memory management error on Windows 10. We hope it will work for other Windows versions as well.