与旧版本的Windows不同，Windows 10非常稳定。旧的蓝屏(Blue Screen)死机(Death)( BSOD ) 错误早已不复存在，但这并不意味着它们已经一去不复返了。Windows在检测到问题时仍会以您的方式抛出BSOD错误，例如Windows停止代码内存管理错误。
这种错误非常具体，尽管名称听起来很复杂，但在大多数情况下，此类BSOD错误很容易排除故障和解决。Windows停止代码内存管理BSOD提示您的系统内存存在问题，所以这里有一些修复程序，您可以尝试解决该问题。
什么导致 Windows 停止停止代码内存管理 BSOD？(What Causes the Windows Stop Stop Code Memory Management BSOD?)
正如您可能从名称中猜到的那样，内存(Memory)管理是您的Windows安装的一个重要部分——它可以在您使用 PC 时保持您的 RAM 使用稳定。当这个进程失败并且恶意进程占用了你所有的可用内存时，你的系统变得更容易崩溃和失败。
此BSOD错误是其不可避免的结果之一。发生内存管理错误的原因有很多，包括过时的软件和驱动程序、损坏的文件和硬件故障（尤其是您的RAM或硬盘驱动器）。
首先，重新启动您的电脑，看看是否能解决问题。如果没有，您需要采取以下步骤。
运行 Windows 内存诊断工具(Run the Windows Memory Diagnostic Tool)
作为与系统内存有关的错误，您应该先尝试使用内置的Windows 内存诊断工具(Windows Memory Diagnostic Tool)。这将快速检查您的系统内存是否存在任何明显的错误，并能够立即运行启动级别检查或将检查推迟到您下次重新启动 PC 时。
- 要运行此工具，请按键盘上的Windows key + R打开运行(Run)启动框，输入MdSched，然后按OK或按Enter 键(Enter key)启动它。
- Windows 内存诊断(Windows Memory Diagnostic)窗口将打开。单击立即重新启动并检查问题（推荐）以立即对您的(Restart now and check for problems (Recommended))RAM运行启动级别检查，或单击下次启动时检查问题按钮(Check for problems the next time I start my button)以安排在您的 PC 下次重新启动时进行检查。
根据您选择的选项，Windows 内存诊断工具(Windows Memory Diagnostic Tool)将立即或在您下次重新启动时运行检查。该工具将需要一些时间来完成其检查，具体取决于您的系统。
测试完成后，您需要打开事件查看器(Event Viewer)来查看日志报告。
- 为此，请右键单击Windows开始菜单并按Event Viewer。打开后，单击Event Viewer (Local) > Windows Logs > System，单击Find，键入MemoryDiagnostic，然后按Find Next开始搜索报告。
- 它找到的第一个结果将是您的测试结果——它发现的任何错误都将显示在底部的“常规(General)”选项卡下，供您进一步排除故障。
如果未检测到错误，但BSOD错误继续发生，您将需要调查其他问题修复。
检查您的驱动程序并更新 Windows(Check Your Drivers and Update Windows)
虽然它不是一个奇迹修复，但一个简单的停止代码内存管理Windows 10修复也是一个显而易见的修复 - 更新您的驱动程序，并检查任何可用的Windows系统更新以安装基本的错误修复和设备优化。
您可以从Windows 设置(Windows Settings)菜单中搜索Windows 10更新（包括驱动程序更新） 。
- 右键单击(Right-click)开始(Start)菜单并单击设置(Settings)以打开Windows 设置(Windows Settings)菜单，然后按更新和安全(Update & Security)。对于列出的任何可用更新，单击下载(Download)或下载并安装(Download and Install)。
对于某些设备（例如您的显卡），您可能需要访问制造商的网站以下载最新的驱动程序。
检查损坏的系统文件(Check for Corrupted System Files)
如果您的 PC 是最新的，请考虑损坏的系统文件是否会导致 PC 上的内存管理出现问题。您可以使用sfc命令快速检查 PC 是否存在损坏的系统文件，该命令可以从提升的命令行或PowerShell终端运行。
- 首先右键单击Windows开始菜单并单击PowerShell (Admin)。在打开的PowerShell窗口中，键入sfc /scannow并按回车(enter)键。
- 等待(Wait)该过程完成 - 这可能需要几分钟或更长时间，具体取决于您的 PC。如果检测到任何错误，这些将被修复（在可能的情况下）。
如果检测到您的 Windows 安装没有问题，您可以使用检查磁盘实用程序 (chkdsk)(Check Disk utility (chkdsk))(Check Disk utility (chkdsk))验证您的驱动器没有文件系统错误。
- 在打开的PowerShell窗口中，键入chkdsk /r并按回车(enter)键。下次重新启动时，系统会询问您是否要运行此检查 - 按键盘上的Y确认，然后重新启动 PC。(Y)
重新启动后，您的 PC 应该开始检查您的硬盘驱动器，修复它检测到的任何问题。
重置 Windows 10(Reset Windows 10)
撇开软件检查不谈，损坏的 PC 有时只能通过重置或重新安装 Windows(resetting or reinstalling Windows)以将其恢复为空白状态，从而消除任何未知的软件问题。这是最后的手段，但在您考虑完全更换硬件之前，这可能是您的最后选择。
值得庆幸的是，Windows提供了一个内置的重置工具作为完全重新安装的替代方法，但如果您愿意 ，您可以使用USB驱动器或 DVD 完全重新安装(USB)Windows 。
- 要重置Windows，请右键单击“开始(Start)”菜单并按“设置”(Settings)。在此处，按Update & Security > Recovery > Get started以开始重置过程。
- 在下一阶段，单击保留我的文件(Keep my files)以确保您的文档和桌面文件安全，或按删除所有内容(Remove everything)以完全擦除您的Windows安装并将其重置为出厂默认设置。
更换您的硬件(Replace Your Hardware)
不幸的是，如果此BSOD错误是由故障硬件引起的，则没有软件修复或Windows重新安装可以解决它。例如，如果您在测试期间发现RAM存在问题，您唯一的选择就是更换它。
如果您不确定您的RAM是否有故障，但Windows 内存诊断工具(Windows Memory Diagnostic Tool)检测到问题，请下载并运行 MemTest86以对您的(download and run MemTest86)RAM执行更彻底的测试，以确认错误是否归结为硬件故障。
但是，您的系统内存可能只是难题的一部分。如果您在尝试所有这些修复程序后仍然收到此BSOD错误，您可能需要更换其他组件 - 包括您的硬盘驱动器。
修复 Windows 停止代码内存管理 BSOD 错误(Fixing the Windows Stop Code Memory Management BSOD Error)
BSOD错误很少见，但当它们出现时，这些提示应该可以帮助您解决问题。Windows停止代码内存管理BSOD错误通常表明您的 RAM 存在问题，但(RAM)您可能需要运行Windows 检查磁盘(Windows Check Disk)工具来检查硬盘驱动器是否存在问题。
如果您无法修复此错误，如果您已用完软件修复程序（包括重置Windows本身） ，您可能需要查看 PC 上的内存损坏测试。(testing for bad memory)在下面的评论中让我们知道您的BSOD修复。
How To Fix Windows Stop Code Memory Management BSOD
Unlike older vеrsions of Windowѕ, Windows 10 is remarkably stable. Long gone are the old Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) errors, but thаt doesn’t mean they’rе gone for goоd. Windows will still throw a BSOD error your way when it detects problems, such as а Windows stop code memory management error.
This kind of error is very specific, and despite the complex-sounding name, BSOD errors like these can be easy to troubleshoot and resolve—in most cases. The Windows stop code memory management BSOD hints at a problem with your system memory, so here are a few fixes you can try to resolve the issue.
What Causes the Windows Stop Stop Code Memory Management BSOD?
Memory management is, as you might guess from the name, an important part of your Windows installation—it keeps your RAM usage steady while you’re using your PC. When this process fails, and rogue processes soak up all of your available memory, your system becomes more prone to crashes and failures.
This BSOD error is one of the inevitable results of that. There are plenty of reasons why a memory management error can occur, including outdated software and drivers, corrupt files, and hardware failure (especially with your RAM or hard drive).
In the first instance, restart your PC and see if that fixes the problem. If it doesn’t, you’ll need to take the following steps.
Run the Windows Memory Diagnostic Tool
As an error related to system memory, you should give the built-in Windows Memory Diagnostic Tool a try first. This will run a quick check of your system memory for any obvious errors, with the ability to run a boot-level check immediately or postpone the check until the next time you reboot your PC.
- To run this tool, press Windows key + R on your keyboard to open the Run launch box, type in MdSched, then press OK or hit the Enter key to launch it.
- The Windows Memory Diagnostic window will open. Click Restart now and check for problems (Recommended) to immediately run a boot-level check of your RAM, or click Check for problems the next time I start my button to schedule the check when your PC next restarts.
Depending on the option you select, the Windows Memory Diagnostic Tool will run its check immediately or on your next reboot. The tool will take some time to complete its check, depending on your system.
When the test is complete, you’ll need to open the Event Viewer to view the log report.
- To do this, right-click the Windows start menu and press Event Viewer. Once it opens, click Event Viewer (Local) > Windows Logs > System, click Find, type MemoryDiagnostic, then press Find Next to begin searching for the report.
- The first result it finds will be the result of your test—any errors it finds will be shown under the General tab at the bottom for you to troubleshoot further.
If no errors are detected, but the BSOD error continues to occur, you’ll need to investigate other problem fixes.
Check Your Drivers and Update Windows
While it isn’t a miracle fix, an easy stop code memory management Windows 10 fix is also an obvious one—update your drivers, and check for any available Windows system updates to install essential bug fixes and device optimizations.
You can search for Windows 10 updates (including driver updates) from the Windows Settings menu.
- Right-click the Start menu and click Settings to open the Windows Settings menu, then press Update & Security. Click Download or Download and Install for any available updates listed.
For certain devices (such as your graphics card), you may need to visit the manufacturer’s website to download the latest, up-to-date drivers.
Check for Corrupted System Files
If your PC is up-to-date, then consider whether corrupt system files are causing problems with memory management on your PC. You can quickly check your PC for corrupted system files using the sfc command, which you can run from an elevated command line or PowerShell terminal.
- Start by right-clicking the Windows start menu and clicking PowerShell (Admin). In the open PowerShell window, type sfc /scannow and hit enter.
- Wait for the process to finish—this may take a few minutes, or longer, depending on your PC. If any errors are detected, these will be fixed (where it’s possible to do so).
If there are no issues with your Windows installation detected, you can verify that your drive has no file system errors using the Check Disk utility (chkdsk).
- In the open PowerShell window, type chkdsk /r and hit enter. You’ll be asked if you want to run this check when you next reboot—press Y on your keyboard to confirm, then restart your PC.
Once restarted, your PC should begin the check of your hard drive, repairing any issues it detects.
Reset Windows 10
Software checks aside, a corrupted PC can sometimes only be resolved by resetting or reinstalling Windows to return it to a blank slate, where any unknown software issues are wiped away. This is a last resort, but it may be your last option before you consider replacing your hardware completely.
Thankfully, Windows offers a built-in reset facility as an alternative to a full reinstallation, although you can reinstall Windows entirely using a USB drive or DVD if you’d prefer.
- To reset Windows, right-click the Start menu and press Settings. From here, press Update & Security > Recovery > Get started to begin the reset procedure.
- At the next stage, click Keep my files to keep your documents and desktop files safe, or press Remove everything to wipe your Windows installation completely and reset it to a factory default.
Replace Your Hardware
Unfortunately, if this BSOD error is caused by faulty hardware, then no software fix or Windows reinstallation can resolve it. If you’ve discovered a problem with your RAM during testing, for instance, your only option is to replace it.
If you’re unsure if your RAM is faulty, but the Windows Memory Diagnostic Tool has detected issues, download and run MemTest86 to perform a more thorough test of your RAM to confirm if the errors are down to hardware failure.
Your system memory may only be one part of the puzzle, however. If you’re still getting this BSOD error after trying all of these fixes, you may need to replace other components—including your hard drive.
Fixing the Windows Stop Code Memory Management BSOD Error
BSOD errors are rare, but when they come, these tips should help you troubleshoot the issue. The Windows stop code memory management BSOD error is usually a sign of a problem with your RAM, but you may need to run the Windows Check Disk tool to check for problems with your hard drive.
If you can’t fix this error, you may need to look at testing for bad memory on your PC if you’ve run out of software fixes (including resetting Windows itself). Let us know your BSOD fixes in the comments below.
