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Error encountered during a page fault in an unpaged region... BSOD occurred.

Error encountered during a page fault in an unpaged region... BSOD occurred.

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03-22-2017, 08:34 AM
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Not long ago I started my computer as usual and began installing valorant (I haven't played it in a while). The setup went well until suddenly my PC froze. Alt+f4 didn’t help, the task manager wasn’t accessible, and my caps lock stopped working. While listening to music, the headphones emitted a loud buzzing sound. I pressed the restart button and tried again, but then a BSOD appeared with the message "page fault in nonpaged area." The PC restarted, but nothing displayed. I’ve restarted it several times without any improvement. It seems stuck because all fans—case fans, CPU cooler, and GPU fans—spin at maximum speed only briefly when I power on. After switching my RAM from the second slot to the fourth, the issue persists. I have just one DDR4 8GB stick running at 2400MHz. The EZ debug LED on the top of my MSI B350 gaming plus motherboard is illuminated. According to the manual, it’s the CPU and DRAM that are active. What should I do next? Help is needed!
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03-22-2017, 08:34 AM #1

Not long ago I started my computer as usual and began installing valorant (I haven't played it in a while). The setup went well until suddenly my PC froze. Alt+f4 didn’t help, the task manager wasn’t accessible, and my caps lock stopped working. While listening to music, the headphones emitted a loud buzzing sound. I pressed the restart button and tried again, but then a BSOD appeared with the message "page fault in nonpaged area." The PC restarted, but nothing displayed. I’ve restarted it several times without any improvement. It seems stuck because all fans—case fans, CPU cooler, and GPU fans—spin at maximum speed only briefly when I power on. After switching my RAM from the second slot to the fourth, the issue persists. I have just one DDR4 8GB stick running at 2400MHz. The EZ debug LED on the top of my MSI B350 gaming plus motherboard is illuminated. According to the manual, it’s the CPU and DRAM that are active. What should I do next? Help is needed!

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