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Page fault in non-paged area error

Page fault in non-paged area error

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MECrageman
Member
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07-21-2023, 08:58 PM
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BSOD in nonpaged area began several days ago. Attempted to switch RAM, reinstall Windows, reflash BIOS and clear CMOS. The BSOD persists even when no drives are installed via Windows Setup from a USB drive. Used a different USB as well. Tried installing RAM one at a time, but all four sticks still trigger the BSOD. No minidumps appear without an OS, but installation halts if BSOD continues. Likely the four RAM modules are faulty, though it’s unclear how to verify or repair them. No spare parts available. Any suggestions?
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MECrageman
07-21-2023, 08:58 PM #1

BSOD in nonpaged area began several days ago. Attempted to switch RAM, reinstall Windows, reflash BIOS and clear CMOS. The BSOD persists even when no drives are installed via Windows Setup from a USB drive. Used a different USB as well. Tried installing RAM one at a time, but all four sticks still trigger the BSOD. No minidumps appear without an OS, but installation halts if BSOD continues. Likely the four RAM modules are faulty, though it’s unclear how to verify or repair them. No spare parts available. Any suggestions?

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Salii15
Junior Member
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07-22-2023, 04:53 PM
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Welcome to the forums, newcomer!
Attempted installing RAM one at a time but all four sticks still fail to boot.
After confirming the BIOS was updated to the latest version, did you reset the CMOS?
I9 14900ks
How is your processor being cooled? What temperatures are displayed in the BIOS?
The boot failure persists even when no drives are installed via Windows Setup from a USB drive; I also tried another USB.
What operating system are we dealing with? Where did you obtain the installer for your OS? Did you recreate the installer to eliminate an issue with the original one?
If the RAM functions on another donor platform using the same BIOS version, it might indicate a problem with your processor's Integrated Memory Controller (IMC).
Please note the make and model of your power supply unit.
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Salii15
07-22-2023, 04:53 PM #2

Welcome to the forums, newcomer!
Attempted installing RAM one at a time but all four sticks still fail to boot.
After confirming the BIOS was updated to the latest version, did you reset the CMOS?
I9 14900ks
How is your processor being cooled? What temperatures are displayed in the BIOS?
The boot failure persists even when no drives are installed via Windows Setup from a USB drive; I also tried another USB.
What operating system are we dealing with? Where did you obtain the installer for your OS? Did you recreate the installer to eliminate an issue with the original one?
If the RAM functions on another donor platform using the same BIOS version, it might indicate a problem with your processor's Integrated Memory Controller (IMC).
Please note the make and model of your power supply unit.

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Questiero
Member
215
07-23-2023, 08:53 PM
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Don't recall clearing after (6 hours of troubleshooting), but I did and still received the same BSOD. Corsair ique h150i 360mm float around 100f i9s are difficult to cool. Windows 10, downloaded a Windows Media Creation tool from Microsoft's site to create a bootable USB, tried three different USBs and re-downloaded the installer. I don't have a donor platform, but all four sticks boot individually seem unlikely due to RAM issues, though I might just be unlucky. Msi meg ai1300p
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Questiero
07-23-2023, 08:53 PM #3

Don't recall clearing after (6 hours of troubleshooting), but I did and still received the same BSOD. Corsair ique h150i 360mm float around 100f i9s are difficult to cool. Windows 10, downloaded a Windows Media Creation tool from Microsoft's site to create a bootable USB, tried three different USBs and re-downloaded the installer. I don't have a donor platform, but all four sticks boot individually seem unlikely due to RAM issues, though I might just be unlucky. Msi meg ai1300p