Hi all, I keep getting random intermittent BSODs when browsing using Chrome or Firefox, and this happens more frequently when I'm using YouTube.
I have two MEMORY.dmp files uploaded to my OneDrive here, please let me know if you need any other info:
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Thanks in advance!
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My apologies, here it is
Attachment 214837
I've looked at the logs and dumps but I'm not able to identify any drivers causing this problem.
From your list of drivers the only one I can see that is old is a broadcom Wireless driver:
bcmwl63a.sys Mon Nov 23 14:56:21 2015
But it's a long shot if updating that will make any difference.
So I think you may have been right! I was doing some reading last night and it turns out that the same driver you mentioned was most likely the cause of my bluescreens. I think this is the case because when I turned the pagefile off with the Wireless adapter plugged in, as soon as I turned the PC on again, I got 2-3 blue screens in quick succession. So I turned the page file on again; however when I removed the Wireless adapter (and also deleted the driver), I turned the pagefile off once more, and no more blue screens!
I don't know if this is the end of it though, I'll have to keep an eye on the PC and I will keep you updated :)
The logs displayed methods used to bypass the activation of Microsoft software.
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I won't lie, I used a pirated key but have now since got a genuine Windows key. So that driver mentioned above wasn't the only issue I had, I kept getting PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA even though it was a brand new machine, and I had gotten rid of practically every other hardware device that could have caused it (including my GPU so I was using the integrated graphics).
However for anyone else who is having these issues, I stopped my blue screens (which were being caused by win32kbase.sys and ntoskrnl / ntkrnlmp by disabled C-States, Intel SpeedStep, and Intel SpeedShift in my BIOS. No errors thus far!
Just gonna update this for anyone else that might need the info, in the end it turned out that my CPU was faulty and I ended up RMAing it and got a replacement, and since then everything has been perfect. So for anyone that might be getting a BSOD with a PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA and have tried every fix under the sun, it might be your CPU or even other hardware.
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