PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA BSOD caused by ntoskrnl.exe

xtrl said:

Hello everyone,
Recently I've been getting at least one BSOD daily that, according to BlueScreenView, it's triggered by ntoskrnl.exe. I'm a bit of a novice when it comes to interpreting MEMORY.DMP files and I was hoping you guys could lend me a hand in finding out what's really causing the issue.
The BSODs occur randomly, but mostly whilst my PC is idling. So far, gaming hasn't triggered it.

OS Version: Windows 10 (Version: 21H1 19043.1165)

Attached you will find the MEMORY.DMP that resulted from the BSOD:
DMP.zip - Google Drive

And here's the Minidump file:
090921-7484-01.dmp - Google Drive

Thank you very much!

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I'm attaching the V2 log collector files:

MORGAN-PC-(2021-09-10_09-59-46).zip - Google Drive

Your first link is a 256 mb file (no use)

Your second link is one sole .dmp file, not very helpful

your third link results in:

We're sorry. You can't access this item because it is in violation of our Terms of Service.
Find out more about this topic at the Google Drive Help Center.

tomdsr said:

Your first link is a 256 mb file (no use)

Your second link is one sole .dmp file, not very helpful

your third link results in:

Hello tomdsr, I don't know why Google is flagging the file from V2 log collector as infringing their ToS.

Here's a OneDrive link, could you please tell me if it works?
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xtrl said:

Hello tomdsr, I don't know why Google is flagging the file from V2 log collector as infringing their ToS.

Here's a OneDrive link, could you please tell me if it works?
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Yes, that one worked.

Are you overclocking? If yes try without overclocks.

If no, run memtest

tomdsr said:

Yes, that one worked.

Are you overclocking? If yes try without overclocks.

If no, run memtest

Memtest86 has been running for 3h now (started before you mentioned it just in case). However, the free version only allows up to 4 consecutive passes. Will it be okay if I run 4+4 passes on this one or should I cancel the test and try Memtest86+ or the pro version?

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I ran 4+4 passes of Memtest86 and got no errors. These are the results in HTML format.

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Let me know if you need anything else.

I haven't had another BSOD since I uninstalled RGB Fusion 2.0. Could be related.