BSOD while playing games

[WeissAurona]

Hello,

I'm new here and i had met BSOD while gaming lately and the error name is -
-PAGE_FAULT_IN_NON_PAGED_AREA
-IRQL_NOT_EQUAL_OR_LESS

I had used memtest86 to tested my 4 rams in 1 time and it does not show any error yet also tested my hhd with Macrorit Disk Scanner and the result shows that my hhds are all fine. I had also formatted all my hdds too

I'm not so good in computer so please help me

 

[kottl]

The problem can be in BIOS version. You have:
BaseBoardProduct = P8Z77-V LX2
BiosVersion = 0305
BiosReleaseDate = 08/10/2012
You can install version 2501 (2014.09.19) ASUSTeK Computer Inc. -Support- Drivers and Download P8Z77-V LX2

 

[WeissAurona]

Thank you for your concerning I'll try your solution now.

So, is there any possibility that is cause my hardware faulty?

 

[WeissAurona]

kottl,

May I know what makes you determined that my BIOS version is causing the BSOD? Is it base on the dump file description? I heard from my friend said that touching the BIOS will be risky and dangerous:shock::shock:

 

[kottl]

WeissAurona,

This is just one of the probable cause. And very often with this stop code you will be get recommendations to update BIOS version.

 

[WeissAurona]

kottl,

Do you know what are the other causes? So i can test it before I updating it.

 

[muzara]

Worth a try. I was getting BSOD issues while playing BF4 and it just recently started happening. I didnt notice temperature changes or any errors with my memory or graphics card. I took my heat sink off and cleaned the old thermal paste off and applied new paste. My computer has been running alot smoother since then. No BSOD since then either.

 

[Golden]

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Use !analyze -v to get detailed debugging information.

BugCheck 50, {fffff880039ed0c0, 0, fffff800035fb792, 0}


Could not read faulting driver name
Probably caused by : ntkrnlmp.exe ( nt! ?? ::FNODOBFM::`string'+4518f )

Followup: MachineOwner
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Run a minimum of 8 passes, preferably overnight, or until errors occur using MemTest86+.

Reference this tutorial to help you use MemTest86+:
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/105647-ram-test-memtest86.html

 

[WeissAurona]

Muzara,

Thank you for your suggestion, I will try your method.

 

[WeissAurona]

Golden,

I had ran my rams with Memtest86 and the result as picture below. Yet i heard my friend said try not to fully trust the softwares that test our hardware cause sometime the software is not really can test out the error.

So right now I am playing game with 1 ram to see whether will occur BSOD.

 

[Golden]

Please follow the tutorial.....use MemTest86+. Run for 8 passes, not 1 pass.

Read the tutorial.

 

[WeissAurona]

Okay, once I complete i will upload the result ASAP.

Thank you.

 

[WeissAurona]

Golden,

I had stopped the test, it took me 61 hours to passed 12 tests. Is that mean my rams are okay?

If yes, what else I can try?

Kindly Regard.

 

[Golden]

Yes, your RAM looks OK, although it took a long time to test.

Is Windows fully updated?

 

[WeissAurona]

Yeah, it's up to date. So the last resort is upgrade BIOS?

 

[Golden]

Not neccessarily, first check to see what benefit the BIOS update delivers...can you post a link to it please?

 

[WeissAurona]

Motherboards - P8Z77-V LX2 - ASUS

There you go, choose Window 7 64bit and look for BIOS

 

[Golden]

OK....a lot of them claim to improve memory compatibility and system stability. Install the latest one and lets see if the BSOD's dissapear. Be 100% sure you do it correctly.

 

[WeissAurona]

Okay, thanks for your advising for updating BIOS, but before that, based on the Bugcheck Analysis, it do not say anything of hardware faulty?

 

[Golden]

0x50's are typically faulty RAM, but since MemTest86+ passes we can say the RAM and motherboard RAM slots do not look faulty.