BSOD Windows 7
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Four of your errors are the same 0x0000001A: MEMORY_MANAGEMENT This memory management error is usually hardware related.
The other error is 0x50 and there are several causes one of which is corrupted memory.
* Nothing definitive was cited as the specific cause but in light of your symptoms and the error codes bad RAM could be the cause.
* Go into your BIOS and see if the motherboard set your memory voltages to the memory manufacture's voltage specs. If there is a difference then set it according to the manufacture's voltage then exit and save.
* If the RAM is set correctly then you'll need to run memtest.
*** If the RAM is overclocked set it it back to manufacture specs.
The other error is 0x50 and there are several causes one of which is corrupted memory.
* Nothing definitive was cited as the specific cause but in light of your symptoms and the error codes bad RAM could be the cause.
* Go into your BIOS and see if the motherboard set your memory voltages to the memory manufacture's voltage specs. If there is a difference then set it according to the manufacture's voltage then exit and save.
* If the RAM is set correctly then you'll need to run memtest.
*** If the RAM is overclocked set it it back to manufacture specs.
