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Page Fault In Nonpaged Area
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| Smurf |
Posted on 05/15/2014 19:43:30
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Wanker

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Alrighty then. The name says itself. The wonderful BSOD PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA.
0x00000050
Little about the computer before we get started:
Acer Veriton M410
Has had a motherboard replaced within the last 3 years due to the old one failing.
New motherboard checks out fine. Have checked everything on it including threading.
Recently had this problem before. Solved this issue by reloading it. The computer seemed to work fine. About two or three days later the computer is starting to get the same problem again. Have tested the hard drive, ram, video, usb, power, cd rom and everything checks out for mechanics and stress just fine. I have disabled unnecessary system services, actually every single one. disabled startup services etc. Have tried removing drivers from video, lan, wireless etc
The computer will boot up in safe mode as it would before. But if I keep getting this error and the only option is to reload it every time that will not work.
Any ideas? Possibly a bad cpu? CPU also checks out fine though... runs a stress test fine.
Edited by Smurf on 05/15/2014 19:46:02

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| Carnage |
Posted on 05/15/2014 20:46:19
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Super Admin

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Isn't your computer old? Why not just get a new one.
"Hey guys, I just bought this thing called a sight ward...so it's GG." - MasterA in League of Legends
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| ODST |
Posted on 05/15/2014 21:22:20
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Super Admin

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http://answers.mi...2d2e33a04a
that might be of help 
http://www.sevenforums.com/bsod-help-support/233427-bsod-page_fault_in_nonpaged_area-0x00000050.html
Do you run avast?
Or norton?
http://www.sevenforums.com/bsod-help-support/309655-bsod-page_fault_in_nonpaged_area-0x00000050-others.html
It looks like some malware programs drivers cause problems.
http://www.sevenforums.com/bsod-help-support/228672-bsod-frequent-but-random-page_fault_in_nonpaged_area-0x00000050.html
Thats what i could find hope it helps AND WB BTW  
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| ZA EZrab |
Posted on 05/15/2014 23:22:14
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ShawnPeezy

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Sounds like a similar problem I was having I think. Not sure if it's the exact one but go here and have a read and try it out.
http://support.mi.../kb/929833
When I did it, it found corrupt files and wasn't able to repair them so I had to manually add new ones which actually wasn't to hard to find the files and re add them. Try it anyway and see what it says when it's finished testing. |
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| Smurf |
Posted on 05/16/2014 14:28:59
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Wanker

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Unfortunately I have done a SFC scan and nothing came back negative. In other terms, I have tried remocing everything from the motherboard and boot it up that way. No avail.
I tried putting a video card in the computer. When I put the video card into a PCI slot it gives me an 0x7E error. When i plug it into the PCIe slot it boots up like normal then gives me the same error I have been having.
Maybe it's a motherboard manufacturer fault?

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| stunt1man |
Posted on 05/16/2014 15:08:01
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ShawnPeezy

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recent hardware or software changes normally causes BSOD.
Halo PC Stunting Community - Rank-experienced/rcon holder
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| ZA EZrab |
Posted on 05/16/2014 21:11:57
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ShawnPeezy

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Smurf wrote:
Unfortunately I have done a SFC scan and nothing came back negative. In other terms, I have tried remocing everything from the motherboard and boot it up that way. No avail.
I tried putting a video card in the computer. When I put the video card into a PCI slot it gives me an 0x7E error. When i plug it into the PCIe slot it boots up like normal then gives me the same error I have been having.
Maybe it's a motherboard manufacturer fault?
Hmm. Have you had a look through the BIOS to make sure everything is correct? Is any of your stuff overclocked? There's also a handy program I use called blue screen view which allows you to see what exactly caused the blue screen etc. I use it every time I get a BSOD. I get them a lot cause I'm always trying different overclock settings etc...
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| Smurf |
Posted on 05/17/2014 02:32:05
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Wanker

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I reset the bios to default settings to be safe. still not working. nothing is overclocked. It is not my computer it is a friends. They don't really have the money for one(since they decided to be stupid and put a new motherboard in it) so I am trying to save it >.<
ODST I have looked into ur pages you posted and it's stuff I have alrdy come across in research.

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| ZA EZrab |
Posted on 05/17/2014 21:11:21
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ShawnPeezy

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What Windows is it running? |
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| Smurf |
Posted on 05/19/2014 00:41:36
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Wanker

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XP - Yes I know support has ended for this os.

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| Smurf |
Posted on 05/19/2014 11:35:29
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Wanker

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Okay. So I have solved the problem if this bsod. I guess disabling services is not enough for XP as it would be for win7 or newer. I took a chance and removed the antivirus and any other ones I could. The computer is now booting up and everything is good.
I have reinstalled every program besides the anti virus and it is still working. Currently re installing the anti virus to see what happens. Will post and edited update when i find out

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| ZA EZrab |
Posted on 05/19/2014 22:01:06
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ShawnPeezy

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Ah, didn't realize it was XP... Antivirus programs are such a common cause for BSOD's, dunno why I didn't think of that especially when I've had that problem before to. |
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| Smurf |
Posted on 05/28/2014 12:20:27
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Wanker

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It's weird. I guess with all the new updates they need a larger pagefile size. Increasing this for the all around system doesn't work because it opens more space for EVERYTHING. So if the anti virus is trying to write outside a page area, it will do the same thing if you were to increase it.

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