help me im at an end

[master91090]

i have a windows 7 ult 64
i7 920 cpu
8 g of ram (4 atm in )
500 gg hdd
1GB NVIDIA GeForce GT 220 [DVI, HDMI, VGA]
my problem is that im having bsod 2 of them and often
Memory Management and Page Fault In Non Paged Area
i have re installed my os and changed all the ram iv ran mem test and lots of others but im at my limit what can i do to fix this plz help

 

[Tomrdiedrich]

Have you installed any programs lately? Or have you added any new hardware or upgraded any drivers? I see that you did fresh install. Sorry. Type msconfig into search bar. run that. Go into services and check the box that says hide all microsoft services. Now one by one disable the rest of the services and test to see if your BSOD come back. It may just be a driver conflict.

 

[master91090]

not that i know of: ok did it i only had 4
apple mobile device
bonjour service (witch itunes put on my pc but i dont know what itt is )
ipod services
nvidia display driver service

 

[Tomrdiedrich]

It looks to me that issue has something to do with file path: C:\Windows\system32\ntoskrnl.exe. According to the files you posted. try to update that driver, or find out what it is for and possibly just disable it and see if your BSOD goes away.

 

[master91090]

It looks to me that issue has something to do with file path: C:\Windows\system32\ntoskrnl.exe. According to the files you posted. try to update that driver, or find out what it is for and possibly just disable it and see if your BSOD goes away.

info i found on it

ntoskrnl.exe is a critical process in the boot-up cycle of your computer although should never appear in WinTasks whilst under normal circumstances

Note: ntoskrnl.exe can be altered by the w32.bolzano and variants. If this process appears in WinTasks, please update your virus definitions immediately.


ntoskrnl.exe is a system process that is needed for your Windows system to work properly. It should not be removed.

 

[Tomrdiedrich]

Is the process in WinTasks?( sorry for the obvious question) Also plz fille out your system specs? Are you running 64 bit? How much RAM? It also may have to do with ntkrnlmp.exe. It is a system driver. Try to update all you system drivers. Have you updated your bios? Please give more info on your system. Sorry just saw you are running 64. Is your RAM 4 sticks or 2? Check this link out. this guy seemed to have similar problem. http://forums.pcper.com/showthread.php?t=447852

 

[master91090]

Is the process in WinTasks?( sorry for the obvious question) Also plz fille out your system specs? Are you running 64 bit? How much RAM? It also may have to do with ntkrnlmp.exe. It is a system driver. Try to update all you system drivers. Have you updated your bios? Please give more info on your system. Sorry just saw you are running 64. Is your RAM 4 sticks or 2? Check this link out. this guy seemed to have similar problem. BSOD's Probably caused by : ntkrnlmp.exe - PC Perspective Forums

no its not in wintask
i have 4 2gb sticks but only 2 r in atm
i have not updated bios or other drives ( what is a good way to up date them )

 

[Tomrdiedrich]

Well I would def bet that it is a driver issue. Keep on this track and I will check back later as I have work at my "job" lol to do right now. Good luck. In the end you look back at the knowledge you have gained and say it was worth it.

 

[whs]

It looks to me that issue has something to do with file path: C:\Windows\system32\ntoskrnl.exe. According to the files you posted. try to update that driver, or find out what it is for and possibly just disable it and see if your BSOD goes away.

info i found on it

ntoskrnl.exe is a critical process in the boot-up cycle of your computer although should never appear in WinTasks whilst under normal circumstances

Note: ntoskrnl.exe can be altered by the w32.bolzano and variants. If this process appears in WinTasks, please update your virus definitions immediately.


ntoskrnl.exe is a system process that is needed for your Windows system to work properly. It should not be removed.

This quote sounds as if it from one of those pages that want to sell you a program. It is, of course, possible that you have a virus that does that. So do plenty of virus scanning.

But it could also be another program. I know Bonjour is a really messy program and should not be an any PC. In fact, most programs originating from Apple are suspect.

If you have the option to reinstall, I would try to run with a minimal system for a while and see whether the problem occurs. If not, I would add programs one by one and leave days between installations to see which one is the culprit.

If you do not fancy a reeinstall, uninstall as many possible suspects as possible. But use the REVO Uninstaller and run it in the "Advanced" mode.

 

[master91090]

iv run
ms security ess and Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware every day and is clean i will try this the removal of programs that is
and what driver would i need to up date to help with the ntoskrnl.exe

 

[master91090]

jw could a bad hdd be the problem

 

[whs]

The problem with your ntoskrnl.exe can have a real variety of reasons. Here are a couple of links that may give you some insight.

http://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch000646.htm
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j69K9H87j2s

PS: The HDD can always be a problem. But in your case it could also be the keyboard.

 

[master91090]

ty all for the help ill be back in a bit to c if its fixed