Vista - Stop 0x0000001a MEMORY_MANAGEMENT BSOD

I'm getting a seemingly random BSOD with the stop error of 0x0000001a and a
description of MEMORY_MANAGEMENT.

I'm running Vista Ultimate 32-bit with 4gb of ram (although only 2.75gb
shows available). I'm running an nVidia 680i motherboard with 4gb of
Kingston ram and an Intel quad-core 2.66ghz CPU.

Has anyone else run into this? Is 4gb simply too much for 32-bit Vista?

Thanks

Sounds like a bad memory module to me.

I'd grab an ISO of memtest86 and run it on your system for a while

Actually, I'm having the same problem, only 2GB of RAM. My Windows XP was
running rock stable for over a year with the exact same RAM, but I get random
"Memory Management" errors in Vista. I ran Memtest86 for 12 hours with no
errors. Any other suggestions?

Me too. 2Gb RAM same errors, memtest86 ran overnight fine. For me it is
definitely associated with running either Adobe Photoshop Elements 5 or
Google Picassa while importing large numbers of photos....

Sorry to resurrect a dead post but I have been having the same BSOD for the last week or so now.
I run Vista 64 Ultimate with 4GB of Ram, I also have an XP partition which is rock solid which leads me to believe its Vista Issue and not my ram.
Did any of you guys find a cure for yours?

Try mscofig boot advanced box limit ram to 1536mb, and run if it works go
back and make it permanent.

It's a simple problem if you actually understand the architecture of the computer. I have seen this in both XP and Vista.

The problem is that under load (eg Vista) the system needs to push more power to the certain elements of the PC one of these elements is the HDD and the other is the RAM, hence the memory dump that comes with this BSOD.


This would also explain uk4casters comment of:

both applications use large amounts of RAM and if the power is not in reserve for to be called upon then when the RAM requires additional power it merely BSODs.


The pc can't get enough power to the RAM in time for the process and so crashes. I have seen the problem solved on many systems with a PSU upgrade. (400W upto 550W, etc.)

Good Day,

I'm not to computer literate but i've been having a couple of BSOD's
lately. My First one is the Memory_Management. I read this forums, and
ran a memtest on it...one of my 4gs of ram was bad. I'm running vista
by the way. the other 2 BSOD are caused randomly. sometimes when i
try to update the SP i get the Bad_Pool_Header. the Bad_Spool_Caller
is just random. I tired to get the error code but it dumps memory soo
damn fast. What i got is, 0x0000001a and 0x0000008e. the other one
i'm still trying to make it BSOD to i can get the error code.

Comp Spec:s

CPU: Core2 Duo 2.4
8800GTX video card.
4gigs Ram (now3)
Brand new Mother board (cant remember the model but just bought it 2
days ago)


any help will be greatly appricated.

Hi,

There is a way to stop the PC from rebooting after the BSOD, so you can see
the error messages. I have started taking photos with my digital camera. See
http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/windo...omatic-reboot/

Hi guys, I am also getting this, I was running fine on 2gb ram but as soon as i load 4 gb (all same brand etc) it BSOD!!

Has anyone tried using a bigger PSU?? Has this fixed it?? I am very keen to try this! I need a fix!

My Specs are:

Gigabyte GA-8IPE775-G mobo, P4 3ghz, Vista and 4GB of Zepplin DDR400 ram, my PSU is a 400W unit.

Cheers!

J