Memory Management BSOD

@ElectricFgtr  Disable page file, delete pagefile.sys.
Then open command prompt as ADMIN and (keep an eye at it to see if any error get fixed) enter:
Checkdsk /f/ r

Reboot system, dont cancel checkdsk during boot, let it run, could take some time.
Checkdsk done, and fully booted enable pagefile again, test game.

Pafefile will be regenerated !

Cheers

Disable pagefile:

• Open System Properties by right-clicking on This PC or My Computer on your desktop, and selecting Properties.
• Navigate to “Advanced system settings” and click on the “Settings…” button in the Performance section.
• In the Performance Options window, go to the Advanced tab and click on “Change…” under Virtual Memory.
• Uncheck “Automatically manage paging file size for all drives”.
• Select the system drive with the large pagefile.sys, choose “No paging file,” and then press Set.

@Rokebo73  I ran chkdsk on both C drive (OS) and D drive (where the pagefile was), even tried running the game while pagefile was completely disabled, still getting random crashes.

I figured I could check the RAM as well due to the memory related error and ran a few instances of Windows Memory Diagnostics, everything seems good.

Not sure what else to check now.

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@AntiCheatWard  Thank you! I hope to be able to play smoothly again soon haha. My latest crash was again followed by a BSOD. This time the code was "KERNEL_APC_PENDING_DURING_EXIT", which is something I already stumbled upon a few months ago when playing around with Core Isolation > Memory integrity due to this post  I found on here.

Kind of a necropost but I figured I should update the thread if anyone stumbles upon here from search engines:

In my case I was able to fix the issue by tweaking the RAM in BIOS settings:

I ran a thorough memory scan via MemTest86 and it turns out that my XMP profile was unstable, altough everything in the system supports those specs. Battlefield managed to trigger that instability.
I added a bit of voltage to the pre-set XMP profile and the errors disappeared, however I ended up setting a manual OC with lower MT/s and voltage but better timings and 1:1 ratio with the CPU as it gave me better performance and the game has been running flawlessly.

TL;DR: For anyone having these kind of issues, try disabling XMP and run MemTest overnight to make sure there is no issue with your RAM.