mine is a chuwi herobook pro, having problems with bluescreen saying memory management... i cant enter safe mode and updating in Windows update wont do a thing... i cant keep reseting my notebook... done it 2 times and still have problems
does this memory management thingy have something to do with overloaded of games? if so, i can delete my games since my genshij impact tooks over 70GB of my laptop
Maybe whatever you were doing during the memory management error was just cause because of a memory leak. What that means is your computer was quickly overloaded with applications, processes and services or the game you were playing spiked in memory allocation and froze your computer. A good tip is to power off your computer, turn it on and hit the del or f2 key to get into your bios. From there try taking off the XMP or D.O.C.P. profile from the ram, booting off your pc turning it on, once at sign in screen completely shut down the pc again. Then, reboot the pc smash the f2 or Del button to get into your bios again, and put back the XMP or D.O.C.P. profile. Also, while you are there, navigate to the boot settings and make sure your secure boot is enabled or set to UEFI, and turn off Fast Boot, and then also enable Launch CSM compatibility, as this will help all your components function properly in synchronicity. Fast boot just helps your system load up all the necessary drivers before taking you to the sign in screen and takes literally 10 seconds longer to boot. Try turning off any overclocks you have going on and seeing if that helps, or makes it worse. in my case without overclocking i still sometimes crash, seems like a poor situation to be in but my next step is buying a power supply. In my case, i have a 600w power supply so its actually not enough to power my system when i playa graphics intensive game, it makes my pc blue screen and gives me a different error code every single time. I had to do the research of all my components individually to see how much wattage i need and im 100 under what i need.
@@jakedabeast170 i will do everything u say and see what will happen .. i also have feeling it's a power supply thing even though i got 750w but i feel it has something wrong ,,, i'll make it as a last solution though ,,, thank you so much for the tips
No problem, if you can test your ram too, take one stick out and try alone see what happens, and the then do the same thing for all the others. Make sure to take out any components while you have hit the power switch on your power supply and disconnected the power cablen, and then grounding yourself by touching something metallic and holding down the power button. Safest bet to avoid spreading any electro static charges unintentionally! Good luck!@LuckySauD7
@@jakedabeast170 good morning/ good evening… i found the problem.. it was one of my rams .. strange because i did multiple test to them … but randomly i decided to go with ur tip to turn the device on with one ram and it worked no BSOD NO DROPS .. THANK YOU SO SO SO SO SO MUCH YOU’RE A LEGEND ❤️❤️❤️
@LuckySauD7 nice! Happy to help! Unfortunately now you need some new ram sticks hahah but at least now you 100% know what the issue was and you'll know how to troubleshoot that particular problem in the future!
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mine is a chuwi herobook pro, having problems with bluescreen saying memory management... i cant enter safe mode and updating in Windows update wont do a thing... i cant keep reseting my notebook... done it 2 times and still have problems
I just bought a new laptop and had the blue screen just while copying a file.
does this memory management thingy have something to do with overloaded of games? if so, i can delete my games since my genshij impact tooks over 70GB of my laptop
No it means you might have a faulty ram, just do the windows memory diagnostic step in the video and see what it says about your ram from Event viewer
I’ve tested the Rams .. and cpu and GPU can’t find any solutions.. i reset my pc and not fixed yet
Maybe whatever you were doing during the memory management error was just cause because of a memory leak. What that means is your computer was quickly overloaded with applications, processes and services or the game you were playing spiked in memory allocation and froze your computer. A good tip is to power off your computer, turn it on and hit the del or f2 key to get into your bios. From there try taking off the XMP or D.O.C.P. profile from the ram, booting off your pc turning it on, once at sign in screen completely shut down the pc again. Then, reboot the pc smash the f2 or Del button to get into your bios again, and put back the XMP or D.O.C.P. profile. Also, while you are there, navigate to the boot settings and make sure your secure boot is enabled or set to UEFI, and turn off Fast Boot, and then also enable Launch CSM compatibility, as this will help all your components function properly in synchronicity. Fast boot just helps your system load up all the necessary drivers before taking you to the sign in screen and takes literally 10 seconds longer to boot.
Try turning off any overclocks you have going on and seeing if that helps, or makes it worse. in my case without overclocking i still sometimes crash, seems like a poor situation to be in but my next step is buying a power supply. In my case, i have a 600w power supply so its actually not enough to power my system when i playa graphics intensive game, it makes my pc blue screen and gives me a different error code every single time. I had to do the research of all my components individually to see how much wattage i need and im 100 under what i need.
@@jakedabeast170 i will do everything u say and see what will happen .. i also have feeling it's a power supply thing even though i got 750w but i feel it has something wrong ,,, i'll make it as a last solution though ,,, thank you so much for the tips
No problem, if you can test your ram too, take one stick out and try alone see what happens, and the then do the same thing for all the others. Make sure to take out any components while you have hit the power switch on your power supply and disconnected the power cablen, and then grounding yourself by touching something metallic and holding down the power button. Safest bet to avoid spreading any electro static charges unintentionally! Good luck!@LuckySauD7
@@jakedabeast170 good morning/ good evening… i found the problem.. it was one of my rams .. strange because i did multiple test to them … but randomly i decided to go with ur tip to turn the device on with one ram and it worked no BSOD NO DROPS .. THANK YOU SO SO SO SO SO MUCH YOU’RE A LEGEND ❤️❤️❤️
@LuckySauD7 nice! Happy to help! Unfortunately now you need some new ram sticks hahah but at least now you 100% know what the issue was and you'll know how to troubleshoot that particular problem in the future!
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