System stability infographic: Windows 11 icon with memory scan prompt post-BSOD; green arrows to quick fixes, with "Enhance Your PC" banner over a reboot screen.

Microsoft is rolling out a new Quick Memory Scan feature in Windows 11 to enhance stability after blue screen of death (BSOD) crashes. The tool prompts users to run a diagnostic scan on reboot, detecting memory corruption that could lead to future issues and helping prevent data loss.

System stability infographic: Windows 11 icon with memory scan prompt post-BSOD; green arrows to quick fixes, with "Enhance Your PC" banner over a reboot screen.System stability infographic: Windows 11 icon with memory scan prompt post-BSOD; green arrows to quick fixes, with "Enhance Your PC" banner over a reboot screen.

Available in Windows Insider builds, the scan completes in under five minutes and notifies users of any fixes. It's unavailable on Arm64 systems, with Administrator Protection, or BitLocker without Secure Boot. Microsoft aims to refine triggers for specific errors in future updates.

System stability infographic: Windows 11 icon with memory scan prompt post-BSOD; green arrows to quick fixes, with "Enhance Your PC" banner over a reboot screen.System stability infographic: Windows 11 icon with memory scan prompt post-BSOD; green arrows to quick fixes, with "Enhance Your PC" banner over a reboot screen.

This aligns with broader AI integrations, ensuring reliable performance for demanding tasks. Enable the feature to minimize disruptions and maintain a stable system.


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