I'm dealing with several BSODs that have Memory Management stop codes and one System Service Exception. I've checked that all my drivers are up-to-date using AMD Install Manager and Dell Support Assist. I also ran a Windows Memory Diagnostic and used MemTest86 for two passes, both of which reported no errors. I'm planning to run MemTest86 overnight for extra assurance, but I'm worried that replacing hardware might not solve the problem if it's actually a driver issue. Here are my specs: Windows 11 Home 64-bit, Alienware Aurora Ryzen Edition R14, AMD Ryzen 7 5800X processor, and 32GB of RAM. I've also uploaded my minidumps, which you can find here: [minidumps link](https://files.catbox.moe/btykm8.zip).
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If the page file is indeed on the C drive and your diagnostics (like CrystalDisk) reveal no errors, you might want to check the page file size settings or increase it. Additionally, run DISM and SFC again to be certain there are no corrupted system files affecting performance.
The Memory Management errors you're encountering are typically related to problems with the page file, which is stored on disk rather than actual RAM. These errors suggest storage issues rather than driver problems. You can check where your page file is located by running a command in PowerShell: `Get-CimInstance -ClassName Win32_PageFileUsage -Property *`. If it shows that it's on the C drive, that could be where the issue lies. If your drives are all healthy, the problem could also be with the page file settings.
To troubleshoot these BSODs effectively, you should check for dump files. These logs are crucial for analyzing the crashes. You can look for these files in `C:WindowsMinidump`. If you find any, copy that folder to your desktop, zip it up, and upload it to a file-sharing service. If you don't have multiple dump files, make sure to follow a guide to adjust your settings so you can create more for future incidents. This will help in pinpointing the exact cause of the BSODs.
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