BSOD page fault in nonpage area.

nelprudent · 28 Sep 2012

Hi, I've recently installed a new coirsair 4gb ddr3 RAM and I've get a random BSOD after logging in, playing games, surfing and so on. I've decided to run Memtest86+(boot up using USB) on the new RAM but it passed all the tests (Standard test). I even tested it using Windows Memory diagnostics but it came clean.

Then I decided to take out the 4gb RAM and only use the existing 2gb Apacer RAM and until now, I don't have a BSOD yet.

My system specs are:

AMD Athlon II AM3 x2 260 processor
Gigabyte AMD GA-78LMT-S2P motherboard
500gb Seagate SATA HDD
2gb APACER DDR3 RAM + 4gb Corsair DDR3 RAM
NVIDIA GTS220 1gb GDDR3

Can anyone help? Thanks in advance!

nelprudent · 28 Sep 2012

I suspected that my new RAM is the problem but currently it has passed 8 out of the 9 memtest86 test. Could it be the OS?

Additional info: *** STOP : 0x00000050 error

updates: tested using single both RAM separately on different slot. BSOD on both RAM.

nelprudent · 28 Sep 2012

got another error just now : 0x0000001E and 0x000000F7

i've attached the dump files. any takers?

Arc · 28 Sep 2012

Sorry to say, but apparently the reason behind all your crashes is ESET.

Code:

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Use !analyze -v to get detailed debugging information.

BugCheck 1E, {ffffffffc0000005, fffff8000412e69f, 0, a}

Unable to load image \SystemRoot\system32\DRIVERS\ehdrv.sys, Win32 error 0n2
*** WARNING: Unable to verify timestamp for ehdrv.sys
*** ERROR: Module load completed but symbols could not be loaded for ehdrv.sys
Probably caused by : ehdrv.sys ( ehdrv+18694 )

Followup: MachineOwner
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I would suggest you to uninstall ESET and use Microsoft Security Essentials - Free Antivirus for Windows.

Let us know the results.

nelprudent · 28 Sep 2012

Thanks for the reply. These BSODs will occur after a few minutes after logging on. I'll try uninstalling ESET and let you know asap!

nelprudent · 28 Sep 2012

Uninstalled Eset but still BSOD. But now it's 0x00000116 and nvlddmkm.sys
I restarted then quickly uninstalled the Nvidia drivers from device manager.

Arc · 28 Sep 2012

nelprudent said:

Uninstalled Eset but still BSOD. But now it's 0x00000116 and nvlddmkm.sys
I restarted then quickly uninstalled the Nvidia drivers from device manager.

STOP 0x116: VIDEO_TDR_ERROR troubleshooting

Follow it. The detailed way to troubleshoot Stop 0x116 is stated there.

nelprudent · 28 Sep 2012

Updates:
After I've uninstalled the Nvidia drivers, decided to install older drivers in safe mode. But couldn't get into safemode because of another 0x00000050 BSOD. Restarted again and another BSOD. Boot up normally again and until the time of posting, I've got no BSOD but noticed that my USB wireless adapter is not working. I'm currently backing up my files as I decided to reformat and do a clean windows installation. Hopefully it will work. I will update soon.

Arc · 28 Sep 2012

Good decision.

If you keep ESET away form the installation, and if there is no hardware issue, hopefully everything will go fine.

To have a perfect reinstall, follow Clean Reinstall - Factory OEM Windows 7 that works for retail as well.

nelprudent · 28 Sep 2012

Hi, I've just finished installing Windows, old Nvidia drivers(301.42), every drivers from the mobo CD and AVG Antivirus Free 2013. Currently, my machine has no problems. But I need to be sure if re-formatting my hdd has solved my problems. I'll get back to you in a few days(hopefully). Thanks!