You are working on your PC and then you see this annoying blue screen about memory
management. So in this video you are going to find out how to really fix this
problem. Well, let us begin with the worst case
scenario, assuming that your memory or RAM modules are not working and you need
to replace them. Well we are going to begin by testing the RAM on the computer.
And to do that, we are going to run the Windows memory diagnostic test. To begin
click the 'Start' button and then type 'memory diagnostic' in the search field.
And now from the search results, select 'Windows Memory Diagnostic.' Once you have
done this, you should see this little window and you will see two options: you
can choose to restart now or restart later. After restarting, you should now
see a screen like this, the Windows Memory Diagnostic Tool and then Windows
will scan for memory problems. So now wait for a little bit and once it's done
scanning, Windows will automatically restart. Now once your PC is done
rebooting, you'll want to see the results of the test. And to do that, you need to run
the Event Viewer. And now click the 'Start' button and then type 'event viewer' in the
search field. and now select 'Event Viewer' from the search results.
Once the Event Viewer has opened, go to the left side and then double-click
Windows logs and now click 'System.' To find the results of the memory test, go to the
right side and then click 'Find' and then from there type, 'memory diagnostic' in the
text field and make sure you type memorydiagnostic with no space and now click
'Find Next.' Once you do this, it's going to highlight the results of your test. Now
double-click the results file. And there you go! Here are the results of the test!
And as you can see in my case, my memory is working just fine. Now if you do see
problems or errors, it likely means your RAM modules or your RAM sticks are
faulty and need to be replaced. Now what if you don't know which
type of RAM is best for your computer? Well you can go to crucial.com
from micron technologies and what it will do -- it will scan your computer and
find the exact kind of ram you need and I'll includ a link to that website from
the video description. Well, good news! let's say that the RAM is not the issue.
Well what you have to do is check and fix for system errors, file corruption,
and bad software drivers. And you can begin doing this by updating Windows 10.
Now click the start button and then type 'update' in the search field and then from
there, from the search results, you'll see the option to check for updates. All
right and this will bring you directly to Windows Update and then from there
click 'Check for updates' and if your PC is out of date it's going to install the
latest update. Well what if this doesn't work? You can scan for system errors by
using sfc /scannow. So, click the 'Start' button and then type 'command prompt' in
the search field and now from the search results right-click 'command prompt' and
then select 'Run as administrator.' All right now from the Command Prompt type,
'sfc /scannow.' And if you can't memorize this, no problem, I'll have this in the video
description. So now this will scan for errors in system files and then it will
fix them for you. But what if this doesn't work as well? You can try
updating your graphics card and in a different video I'm going to show you
how to easily update your graphics card on Windows 10. A last resort to fix all
of this is by resetting your PC. And to do that, click the 'Start' button and then
type 'Reset' and then choose 'Reset this PC.' from the search results and now under
'reset this PC
click get started and then from there you can begin resetting this
PC. So this is the last resort in case nothing, nothing works. So for more simple
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