Windows 7 Windows 7 Blue screen with ntoskrnl.exe

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Hello

I use Windows7 64bits. I have a blue screen since 2 days with the message below

On Sat 05/06/2010 11:21:40 your computer crashed
This was likely caused by the following module: ntoskrnl.exe
Bugcheck code: 0x50 (0xFFFFFA980145D3EB, 0x0, 0xFFFFF80002C9D4FF, 0x5)
Error: PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA
Dump file: C:\Windows\Minidump\060510-13962-01.dmp
file path: C:\Windows\system32\ntoskrnl.exe
product: Microsoft® Windows® Operating System
company: Microsoft Corporation
description: NT Kernel & System
The crash took place in a standard Microsoft module. Your system configuration may be incorrect, possibly the culprit is in another driver on your system which cannot be identified at this time.




It happens at any time, last time it was when I was surfing on the net. The PC starts ok and after a while.. boom.. blue screen..sometimes it's after 10minutes, sometimes after 1 hour work, sometimes more !

can you help please ?

Do I have to replace this file ntoskrnl.exe that might be corrupted ?

Where can I get on the net a safe new file ?

thanks
pascal
 
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Your Avira could definitely well be causing the 0x50 errors. I would uninstall that and then install MSE as a replacement.

Your Intel storage filter drivers are out of date and need updating. Please visit Intel's website and let it scan to find the latest drivers and install.

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These two things done should fix it for you. All your other drivers look well. If not, test memory as previously advised. Good luck.

This driver could be causing the crashes also:
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GEARAspiWDM GEARAspiWDM.sys Mon May 18 08:17:04 2009

If you can't figure out the problem, then uninstall iTunes to test.
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the sytem is now stable...no crash since several days but I realise I did something wrong in the BIOS at the time I had my problems

I removed by mistake the set up for RAID 1 between my 2 internal hard disks

Do you know what needs to be done in the BIOS to reconfigure it properly ?
 
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Glad to hear of stability.

All bios are different. You should be able to consult the hard copy or online copy of your motherboard manual to setup the RAID again. The steps aren't too difficult and usually safe. Professional advice is to back up the drives before doing so, in case there's data you're not willing to slightly risk.
 
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Well, after trying to have my RAID 1 up and working.....it corrupted one of my windows boot file

and therefore, I had to reinstall everything !!

and I forget about RAID 1 . I will do my back up manually

now....I reinstalled all my softwares and it seems to work fine (no blue screen anymore)

BUT I have 12 Go memory and the system recognised only 8 (before the reinstallation..it recognised the 12)

I use Everest Ultimate edition to analyse my PC. It lists my 6 Corsair XMS3 memory cards but it recognised only 8 as system memory

I run a memory test (memtest86 version 4.10)..nothing reported after 2 passes !

is there something I can do/install (driver) to make it works again as before ?

thanks for your help
 
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I use ASUS P6TSE and Bios AMI version 805

do you know this one ?

I checked if I had "memory remapping" option but unfortunately I don't have it


even into the BIOS, it recognises only 8 go memory
 
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There is a new bios available for your board. It's always good to run the latest one available, so I recommend flashing to that one and hopefully it will also take care of your memory problem...

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Let us know!
 
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I have downloaded the latest version but it's a .rom file

how do I run it ?

do I have to create a CD boot with this file ? how ?
 
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There are a few different methods to update the bios. They are outlined in the manual for your motherboard at the previous link I gave. Open the .pdf and then search for "update bios", without the quotes.
 
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ok I have downloaded the soft ASUS UPDATE and it has updated the BIOS to the latest version from the net

it was much easier than from the DOS

but my memory problem is still there...only 8 Go out 12 Go is recognised

what do you think ? (as memtest said that my memory sticks are fine)
 
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Not really sure. Here's something you can try though.

Type msconfig in the start menu and then hit enter. Go to the boot tab and then click on advanced options.

See if the box is checked or not for "maximum memory". If it is checked and/or has anything other then your fully installed memory, try removing the check from the box OR setting the
value to be 12288.

Hit ok 2 times to save then reboot and check if it made a difference.
 
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any idea why my 12 Go are no more recognised ?

it's like if I had windows7 basic while I have the premium version (no limitation in memory... almost !)
 
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To find out how your memory is allocated go to task manager(performance tab) and click on resource monitor. Then click on memory tab. At the bottom is a graph that shows how memory is allocated. Post a screen shot.
 

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In addition to the memory problem, can you tell me how do I create a boot CD for GHOST 15.0

I have downloaded from the net the information available on the original CD, in a zip file

I extracted everything and copied it on a CD but I miss the automated boot because my PC does not read it when I start the PC

What do I miss here in the CD to have it recognised by my PC at booting time ?

thanks in advance
 
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Does memtest86+ show the proper memory sizes?

As for the cd, if it is an .iso file then it must be burned to a cd rather than copied.

You must have the bios set to boot from cd as the first device in the order.
 
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yes memtest shows the 6 memory devices ! and no problem identified after 2 passes

it's crazy...

BIOS is already set to start on CD

when I said copied..it was burned indeed but I will try again

if you think about something for the memory..let me know... I have the feeling that it's due to Windows7...and that I have to reinstall everything again !
 
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thanks but this one starts to be complex !

I don't want to risk any dammage of the Asus Intel X58 motheboard. It's under warranty...

the best is that I give it back to the shop who sold it to me

I can run tools whenever available but I'm completely incompetent in setting up technical things in the BIOS or elsewhere
 
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same problem to me.
but i was very confused if was software or hardware.
i never change my hardware, it's all original, but my pc have 2 years old.

after search and search and search i found this:
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soo, i open my desktop and found serial sata not faster.
in the bios, the Hard disk cannot be found, soo i presumed that the problem is the cable!

i change the cable by new one and all works fine.. no problem with that blue screen of death!!
 
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