BSOD Memory Management and more.

[Ceruuu]

I have recently stared getting many blue screens. First started when i was rendering videos on Video editing software but has now started while playing games or just randomly while watching YouTube videos or Twitch streams. I have been previously getting the Page fault in non-paged area BSOD however after fixing this I have started receiving the Memory_Management error. I have tried turning on my PC in safe mode and running memory tests however no errors have been found and the issues keeps happening. Recently i have also received a CMOS settings wrong error while browsing. Please help.
PC details:
Windows 7
ASRock P55 Pro
Intel Core i7 CPU 860 @ 2.80GHz 2.80 GHz
8.00 GB Ram (not sure which one)
NVIDIA GeForce GTX750Ti

 

[Starcruiser]

The CMOS error is almost always fixed by clearing your CMOS, either removing the battery or using the jumper while the computer is unplugged, then holding the power button for 15 seconds. This may fix other problems as well.
Which memory tests have you run, and for how long?

 

[Ceruuu]

The CMOS error is almost always fixed by clearing your CMOS, either removing the battery or using the jumper while the computer is unplugged, then holding the power button for 15 seconds. This may fix other problems as well.
Which memory tests have you run, and for how long?

I have done the Windows Memory Diagnostic test once.

 

[Starcruiser]

That test doesn't exactly work well. Run Memtest86 for at least 8 hours, preferably 24 hours.
A single error means you have bad RAM. Test again with only one stick in to narrow it down.

 

[Ceruuu]

I'll try that tomorrow and tell you the outcome.
Thanks for quick replies.

 

[Ceruuu]

So, I haven't done the memory test yet however ever since I downgraded my GPU drivers I have not received a blue screen, instead I got this error:
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[Starcruiser]

I still recommend doing the memory test. Even just letting it do 2 cycles is usually enough, that shouldn't take as much time.
Remember, a single error in the test means it's definitely a memory fault.

 

[Ceruuu]

I ran the test for 2 cycles (3 hours) and no errors have been diagnosed. Should i run it for a longer time to make sure?

 

[Starcruiser]

Try running Windows and whatever program triggered the errors with just one of the sticks of RAM, making sure to switch them to test both sticks.