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PrimoCache version:2.0.0
Cache Settings:
l1-cache: MM:128MB
l2-cache: 40GB @ SSD gather interval:default
block size: 16KB
cache strategy: r/w
enable defer-write:20sec average freeonwrite

Windows OS:Windows 10 build 10240
Hardware Information (CPU/Motherboard/Memory/Harddisks):
thinkpad x240 laptop; 4210U/8G single channel/px-128M6G-2242 SSD

Description:
BSOD memory_managent
1st time: the first boot after successfully upgraded to windows 10. About 10min after logged into my windows account. without hyper-v installed.
2nd time: After about 1 day of usage, during which I put the computer into sleep about 3 times. with hyper-v installed but no vm is running.

minidumps are available.

Thank you for the bug report! I'd appreciate it if you can send the minidumps to [email protected]

And did you try PrimoCache in Windows 10 final release?

Later on, I found that my iastora.sys is two years old, after updated it, everything seems right. Thanks for the quick reply.

I'm glad that you have found the cause

I just experienced this BSOD, its the first BSOD I've experienced all year and the only thing I've recently changed was re-instating Primocache on Windows 10 1511, Primocache 2.2.0
I'm not saying Primocache is the definite cause, I'm just trying to work out what it could have been
I was running a fair few apps including VMWare with 16GB allocated at the time, Windows 10 was updating to 1511 in the VMWare at the time of the crash and bricked its upgrade

Do you have a dump of that BSOD? If so, send it to the support.

Same here.
i5, 8GB, z77, SSD+2HDD, Win10 Pro 1511 x64;
PrimoCache 2.2.0 (512MB L1 for SSD, 16KB, write-data only, defer-write 4h, Intelligent, Free Cache on Written, Flush on Sleep)

Next day after install PrimoCache I've got system freeze for a few minutes during 20GB file creation on HDD, and on the 2nd day I've got BSOD 0x0000001a, my 1st one at Win10. It happened around the time of writing deferred data (~4h after system load).

In the background was running: Oracle VM VirtualBox 5.0.14.5127 (WinXP guest) and IPTV via vlc player. Have no dumps, sorry .

This Memory_Management BSOD problem have been fixed in 2.5.0.
Thank you all!