Solved PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA & Memory_Management_Error BSOD

[njackson93]

Been getting BSOD's left and right past few weeks, first it was the watchdog error (I did not overclock but had to boost ram to 2133mhz for advertised speed) and ended up defaulting the ram back to 1600mhz even though it is 2133 ram. I have 16gb in total (DDR3 btw) and I made sure all overclocking is off in my Asus Bios but it did allow me to turn on XMP profile (Even though my cpu is AMD which is weird) and I basically used the profile for 2133mhz. I don't think this is the cause of the issue though because I have been getting BSODs even when it was set to the 1600mhz...I uploaded all 3 dmp files (that were available) with all with different BSOD errors I have been getting.

Zippyshare.com - NICK-Sat_07_15_2017__05425_81.zip

Thanks in advance!!! =]

Edit: Today's BSOD was "PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA" and yesterday was "Memory_Management_Error"

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[axe0]

Your report states that you are using a Non Genuine copy of software
This forum's Rules clearly state that help will not be provided to those using Non genuine Software.

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One of the main reasons for this is that the act of pirating software will inevitably change the working of software and make investigation and repair impossible. Please install a legitimate copy of the software and if you are still experiencing the issue we will be pleased to assist - No further assistance will be provided until we are satisfied that the software is genuine.

 

[njackson93]

Thanks for your response, which software is this in regards to?

 

[axe0]

I think you know.

 

[njackson93]

Is it the Xfer LFO Tool? Or NI Massive? I'm not sure which one your referring to because there's a few lol. But I think I fixed the problem on my own, I just removed 2 of my RAM sticks and I havn't had a BSOD since then. Glad I didn't have to uninstall any software...

 

[axe0]

I was referring to everything.

I wouldn't be surprised if you'd encounter more issues in the future.