BSOD Video Memory Management Internal Error (0x0000010E)

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January 21, 2023
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Have been getting BSOD crashes like never before in recent weeks. Super frustrating and losing work, so I want to bang my head against the wall. I need a fix.

From the event viewer and using WhoCrashed.exe the culprit is reported to be a video related crash. I updated the nVidia driver but it made no changes to BSOD occurrences. It may have coincided with starting to use dual monitors, but I can't say for certain. Could dual monitor setup be the culprit?

Ready to upgrade to a new nVidia card (from 2060 to 3070 perhaps), if it was likely to fix the problem.

Any thoughts?

(I have postponed upgrading to Win11 because a long running project that cannot afford to go wrong due to a Windows upgrade. And now it's the graphics. Aarrrgh.)

MB X570; CPU: AMD Ryzen 9 5900x; 64GB RAM; Win10; Box is not overclocked.

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Ishan Y

Community Manager

Hey oysterfeet,

Sorry for the issue. Could you try performing a clean installation of Nvidia Driver version 522.30 and let us know if that makes any difference? Here's the link: https://www.nvidia.com/download/driverResults.aspx/193884/en-us/. Please try the most recent version (528.24) if that does not work.

Thanks,

Ishan

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oysterfeetAuthor

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Thanks for the suggestion. Will give it a go.

Because crashes are random it will take some time before I can report that it worked.

Ishan Y

Community Manager

Happy to help! Let us know how it goes. I'll be waiting for your reply.

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