BSOD Error PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA BCCode: 50

[essenbe]

Great, that's good news. So, is everything running like it should now?

 

[Ar6entino]

Well I cant log in because its not my machine and dont know the passwords haha will know more tomorrow or sunday at this point.

 

[essenbe]

Just keep us posted.

 

[Layback Bear]

Well I cant log in because its not my machine and dont know the passwords haha will know more tomorrow or sunday at this point.

I don't understand (don't know the password). please explain. Post # 60.

I am able to boot into Windows!

 

[haramo]

He meant that finally the pc is passing the POST test and is starting in normal mode. Now for the first time he sees the login screen from windows where the password of the account has to be filled in but as it is not his pc and he don't know the pasword he cannot log in.

 

[Ar6entino]

So today I received the password to log into Windows but when I log in, first it takes forever to log in and second I am presented with the error below...

and if I want to open windows explorer I get...

Any ideas?

 

[Ar6entino]

WHen I boot in safe mode with network I dont see this behavior.
So I booted in safe mode w networking and running a sfc /scannow (used to repair win 7 system files).

 

[Ar6entino]

the sfc scan finished and found no error.

now trying a system restore from 8/5

 

[Ar6entino]

The restore did not help, still seeing the issue.

 

[essenbe]

Try to boot into safe mode, go to control panel, user accounts and family safety, add or remove user accounts and create another Admin user account using a different name. See if you can boot into it. Leave your account alone.

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Download your Hard Drive Manufacturer's diagnostic program for DOS. Burn it to CD and run the short and the long test.

 

[essenbe]

Are you using the hard drive on his computer or yours? It needs to be in his computer.

 

[Ar6entino]

Yes the HD is back on the original computer.

Looks like the recovery fail to happen because of the missing FNTCACHE.DAT

Booting into Safe Mode and trying to go to the control Panel doesnt work either...

 

[essenbe]

Can you boot into safe mode?

 

[Ar6entino]

Can you boot into safe mode?

Yes

I just ran also the following, waiting for a reboot (takes forever) to see if anything was fixed...
for %a in (c:\Windows\System32\*.dll) do regsvr32.exe /s "%a"

 

[Kaktussoft]

Who/what did delete FNTCACHE.DAT and why? i think you did it will booted to winxp or linux .... correct?
Why do: for %a in (c:\Windows\System32\*.dll) do regsvr32.exe /s "%a" ?

Don't mess around with commands/tricks you don't understand!

 

[essenbe]

Go to c:\Windows\System32\FNTCACHE.DAT and see if that file is there, not the one you renamed, a new one. It should automatically rebuild the FNTCACHE file. The restore you tried was before we renamed the file. If there is no new file, rename it back like it was and see. That's why I told you to rename it and not delete it.

 

[Ar6entino]

Who/what did delete FNTCACHE.DAT and why?

Because that is what allowed me to do anything at all with this HD, and all the research I have been doing suggested that was a good fix. The file is still there, just renamed to "old" but if I rename it back to original I am afraid that will break things again.

Why do: for %a in (c:\Windows\System32\*.dll) do regsvr32.exe /s "%a" ?
Don't mess around with commands/tricks you don't understand!

Because again the research I have been doing about the errors I am getting suggest those are probably fixes.

Please feel free to suggest things that I can try instead.

 

[Ar6entino]

Go to c:\Windows\System32\FNTCACHE.DAT and see if that file is there, not the one you renamed, a new one. It should automatically rebuild the FNTCACHE file. The restore you tried was before we renamed the file. If there is no new file, rename it back like it was and see. That's why I told you to rename it and not delete it.

I cant open windows explorer but I browsed using the command line and the "old" file is no longer there. and there seems to be a new one there.

 

[Ar6entino]

Go to c:\Windows\System32\FNTCACHE.DAT and see if that file is there, not the one you renamed, a new one. It should automatically rebuild the FNTCACHE file. The restore you tried was before we renamed the file. If there is no new file, rename it back like it was and see. That's why I told you to rename it and not delete it.

I cant open windows explorer but I browsed using the command line and the "old" file is no longer there. and there seems to be a new one there.

 

[Ar6entino]

I fixed the error with the desktop by taking ownership of the folder via the command line and using TAKEOWN /F "C:\....

I am still getting the following error when i try to open control panel or windows explorer, etc...