please help

hi guysim new and feel a bit cheeky asking for help straight away, but im abit stuckim plagued by daily blue screens labelled memory management. usually when the central heatings on. i have a feeling its the ram stick, since memtest occasionally fails. but not allways. very intermittent. i enclose all the bits asked for in the 'how to post' guide.thankszak

or atleast - can someone adivse how i can read these dumps? not sure how to do that. ps i built this machine in 2009, its ac ore i3 530, 1333mhs 4gb ram, and a gigabyte mbthanks

This website will show you how to view .dmp files: How to read the small memory dump files that Windows creates for debugging

Another great tool(Best for viewing BSOD dump files).
Check Attached file!

Update:
These 2 files are causing BSOD.
View attachment 10300

Since i don't know much about these 2 files, my first bet will be for you to run sfc scan, it will detect any corrupted/missing files and try to fix it.

Run [FONT=Helvetica Neue, Helvetica, sans-serif]sfc /scannow in cmd with admin privilege.[/FONT]

hithanks used this program u suggested and saw the hal.dll file - not sure what this is really. i enabled "verifier" from cmd to force the BSOD's it kept crashing and creating dumps, so i disabled it again in safe mode and viewed the dumps in bluescreen view. came up with an offending driver: gdrv.sys (gigabytes mb software "dynamic energy saver" uninstalled that and see how i go?still dont know what that hal.dll thing isi tried sfc scan in administrator privilege but it wouldnt start the console?

Try performing the scan in safe mode.

hi, will do thanks. Overnight i ran memtest for a few hours and it found ALOT of errors. i tried each ramstick in turn (i have two x 2gb) and the errors repeated with each stick - in both slots. i enclose a pic. both ram sticks buggered?

Not sure how to fix it, but you may have to replace your memory chips.

Hmmmm. Considering all my BSOD's are regarding 'memory management' my problems are probably related to the ram sticks?

It's not always bad ram. I get blue screens and fail memtest+ if my voltage Is a fraction out. I also get it using all four slots unless it's slightly underclocked.
If it's a new build check all the timing are correct (or looser)
check the voltage.
One run of memtest usually indicates stability.
Good luck took me a week to get this pc running stable.

Hi. System was built in 2009, and always had BSOD's. Albeit much less frequently on win 7- less than monthly perhaps? But always been regarding memory managent. Recently getting them daily since win 8!!

Iv not changed any of the voltage settings for ram/ nothing over locked. All running on defaults.

To determine if the problem is stick or MB. Test each slot with a known good stick and Test each stick in a known good slot.

Iv tested each stick in each slot in turn. That's two sticks, two slots. 4 combinations. Getting errors regardless. Don't have any others to try

Are errors shown by memtest?

Yep boot up from memtest cd I made, lots of errors. As in the pic earlier.

I came in late. You have errors per memtest. Exactly what is your question. You either have wrong ram, bad ram or bad MB.

hmm the question is how to troubleshoot and find out which to replace really. i would have thought it unlikely for both sticks to be bad?

Did this just begin when you installed 8?

nope. has happened since probably around 2010 but much less frequently on win 7 (maybe three or 4 times per year). usually only when stressed. since windows 8 installed, almost daily.

If both sticks have a failing result, its most likely the MotherBoard.

Before making any drastic purchase moves, make sure your mother board is on the latest BIOS/UEFI. If it's from 2009 it will most likely have an update, and hopefully one specifically for Windows 8.