J jasonnn1 Member Joined May 20, 2022 Posts 8 May 20, 2022 #1 Hi, I've had my PC for just over a year and the BSODs have just been increasing. Particularly the memory_management BSOD. I've searched online and did the memchks and all which showed no issues with my memory sticks. Physically re-seated them as well. I moved to doing the SFC and DISM checks and found out the I have corrupted windows image files? I've tried to have a go with what I could over the last few hours but I just couldn't manage it. Windows 11 update would not let me update either via the update tool (Download error - 0x80070002) or the manual update. I also get the DISM error: 0x800f081f I've attached the most recent SFC and DISM logs. I tried the SFCFix application on the website but that gave a 'crashed notification' when it did the scan. I saw some people give really good and targeted advice for people with similar issues on this forum so I would really appreciate the help I can get here. Thank you! Attachments CBS.log 11.4 MB · Views: 1 dism.log 10.5 KB · Views: 1
Hi, I've had my PC for just over a year and the BSODs have just been increasing. Particularly the memory_management BSOD. I've searched online and did the memchks and all which showed no issues with my memory sticks. Physically re-seated them as well. I moved to doing the SFC and DISM checks and found out the I have corrupted windows image files? I've tried to have a go with what I could over the last few hours but I just couldn't manage it. Windows 11 update would not let me update either via the update tool (Download error - 0x80070002) or the manual update. I also get the DISM error: 0x800f081f I've attached the most recent SFC and DISM logs. I tried the SFCFix application on the website but that gave a 'crashed notification' when it did the scan. I saw some people give really good and targeted advice for people with similar issues on this forum so I would really appreciate the help I can get here. Thank you!
philc43 BSOD Forum Moderator, BSOD Academy Instructor, BSOD Kernel Dump Expert Staff member Joined Jul 7, 2017 Posts 1,962 Location Cambridge, UK Jun 17, 2022 #2 Hello Jason , I am concerned that working on fixing update issues while you have BSOD problems is going to be counter productive. Crashes in the middle of fixing update issues could create more corruption and make the problems worse. I would suggest that you post in the the BSOD section and provide the BSOD log files that are requested so that this problem can be investigated. Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) Posting Instructions - Windows 10, 8.1, 8, 7 + Vista
Hello Jason , I am concerned that working on fixing update issues while you have BSOD problems is going to be counter productive. Crashes in the middle of fixing update issues could create more corruption and make the problems worse. I would suggest that you post in the the BSOD section and provide the BSOD log files that are requested so that this problem can be investigated. Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) Posting Instructions - Windows 10, 8.1, 8, 7 + Vista