Windows 10: BSOD MEMORY_MANAGEMENT, PFN_LIST_CORRUPT

Hello everyone,First off, apologies if this is wrong place to post this. I've never used a form like this before, so I'll do my best to explain the whole situation.I've been getting random blue screens on startup not often during regular play for a while now, and have just sort of ignored it since I did everything I could to try and fix it and didn't get anywhere. So I've decided to ask for a bit of advice.This is the most recent info from BlueScreenView. I'll also post my minidump below. 051122-14187-01.dmp 5/11/2022 5:40:11 PM MEMORY_MANAGEMENT 0x0000001a 00000000`00000411 ffffe942`0279d72

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pfn_list_corrupt BSOD

I was having an issue with BSOD'. I was getting the pfn_list_corrupt, kmode_exception_not_handled, memory_management error and a couple others I didn't write down. I am using win10 and after the 1/8/16 update, I was having a boot issue. after all my t/s
steps, I discovered it was the data port on my optical drive that caused the problem, not the updates. while I had the tower open I decided to boost my RAM to max out @ 16GB. all seemed well ar first, then I started getting the bsod's and error msgs. the memory
error msg seemed to come up the most.

after going through the steps in the posts here nothing seemed to work. I decided to put my original memory back in the computer and waited, but did not get anymore bsod's. tried the new memory, which aht flunkie at best try assured me would be compatible
based on the exact specs I brought to their store. yeah right. so I have had my old memory in the system now and still have not gotten the bsod's.

sad to think that some of the components out there aren't usable w/ win10, but some of these issues others are having may be related to their RAM.

Thought I'd share this with you all. Just food for thought.

 

Frequent display driver crashes and MEMORY_MANAGEMENT BSOD

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memory_management BSOD

I was having an issue with BSOD'. I was getting the memory_management error, kmode_exception_not_handled, pfn_list_corrupt and a couple others I didn't write down. I am using win10 and after the 1/8/16 update, I was having a boot issue. after all my t/s
steps, I discovered it was the data port on my optical drive that caused the problem, not the updates. while I had the tower open I decided to boost my RAM to max out @ 16GB. all seemed well ar first, then I started getting the bsod's and error msgs. the memory
error msg seemed to come up the most.

after going through the steps in the posts here nothing seemed to work. I decided to put my original memory back in the computer and waited, but did not get anymore bsod's. tried the new memory, which aht flunkie at best try assured me would be compatible
based on the exact specs I brought to their store. yeah right. so I have had my old memory in the system now and still have not gotten the bsod's.

sad to think that some of the components out there aren't usable w/ win10, but some of these issues others are having may be related to their RAM. now if IE11 would only stop acting up, I'd be happy as a pig in a poke....

Thought I'd share this with you all. Just food for thought.