Getting MEMORY_MANAGEMENT BSoD on new build
Getting MEMORY_MANAGEMENT BSoD on new build
I swapped out the RAM and it functions properly now. I’m assembling a fresh PC and unexpectedly encounter a BSOD with MEMORY_MANAGEMENT enabled. My system runs an MSI Pro Z790S with an i7-13700K and Corsair Vengeance 2 (32GB DDR5 5600). I’ve adjusted various BIOS parameters—disabling XMP, using MSI’s Memory Try it!, modifying voltages and speeds—but nothing resolved the issue. Here’s the Minidump file attached.
I don't have a motherboard, but you should check your system's documentation or manufacturer website for the latest BIOS updates.
It might just involve a BIOS update, then restarting with factory settings. Note: Was just examining memory dumps... each ends at the Intel WiFi 6E Ax211 003fe520 address: c2c8 18d6 2e49 006e 0074 0065 006c 0028... I think. Probably a fresh installation? The driver could be faulty. Edited November 4, 2023 by DigitalSparky
Checked if everything was set up correctly. The system seems to be running but won’t start properly now.
Ignore this, I'm just a jerk. The viewer indicates it's failing with ntoskrnl.exe+412670 on 4/11/2023 at 12:09 AM. Memory handling logs show errors around 24:15:22 and 7:45:38 PM. It looks like a driver problem might be causing the issue. You might want to try SnappyDriverInstaller Origin to check for updates, as mentioned in the link.
It can fetch and set it up for you, if you don’t already have it, or you can visit the MSI site. This is the Bluetooth peripheral device driver.