I’m trying to install windows on my I Mac but I keep getting this memory management error that stops the install and restarts my Mac
If you run AHT ( How to use Apple Hardware Test on your Mac - Apple Support ), do you get any errors? Run the extended memory test.
kbush62 wrote:
Also I added a 4 gigs of memory it has a total of 8 gigs now.
This can impact the behavior. Macs are fussy about memory. Is this third-party (non-Apple) memory?
This is Internet Recovery. Does Option-D bring up Apple Diagnostics?
Also, have you run a SMC Reset after installing memory? Does the additional memory show up in About This Mac -> System Report?
See https://www.cnet.com/news/how-to-invoke-and-interpret-the-apple-hardware-tests/ for an explanation.
Please post a screen shot of the exact error message/dialog.
kbush62 wrote:
It’s a 2012 iMac
I don’t see how windows can run a memtest I get this error in less then a minute
The binary should be in the base Windows installer.
when booting only hardware replaced was the LCD screen.
That should not impact the behavior.
Here is the screen shot.
It’s a 2012 iMac
I don’t see how windows can run a memtest I get this error in less then a minute when booting
only hardware replaced was the LCD screen.
Also I added a 4 gigs of memory it has a total of 8 gigs now.
No it’s from Apple. I bought the exact 4 gig rom that was already in it.
I’m running that now but I’m confused. When holding down the D key when restarting I got this
Yes option D brings up Apple hardware test. but just holding D by itself brings up the Internet recovery.
I have not run a smc reset
the memory shows up in about this Mac.
i also finished the Apple hardware test error code I got is
4mot/4/40000003: HDD-1223
I Know 4mot is the fans. Not sure what the rest means.
Memory management error
