One of the most common causes of the memory management error in Windows 10 is outdated or broken graphics card drivers. … If you already have the latest drivers, try the “uninstall/reinstall” method. Sometimes, a driver is broken or corrupt but goes undetected.

What causes memory management error?

A common cause of the MEMORY MANAGEMENT error is a damaged, outdated or incorrect video card driver. And so to fix the error you need to update your video card driver to the most recent correct version. There are two ways to update the driver: manually and automatically.

How do you fix memory errors?

Depending on what is causing the memory errors, you can try the following options:

1. Replace the RAM modules (most common solution)
2. Set default or conservative RAM timings.
3. Increase the RAM voltage levels.
4. Decrease the CPU voltage levels.
5. Apply BIOS update to fix incompatibility issues.
6. Flag the address ranges as ‘bad’