0xf4 and kernel data inpage error BSOD

MSY36 · Mar 23, 2014

I built a new computer about 2 months ago. Everything was running fine until i had a bsod(kernel data inpage error) like a month ago. I didnt think it was important at the time and didnt get any more for like a week or so and i had another bsod and that kept happening every week or two. Until now. Now i get blue screens every day and i dont know the problem. Didnt change anything but they kept getting more and more frequent.
dumpfiles

TheMooMooTV · Mar 25, 2014

To find out the cause I need you to copy the dump files onto the desktop. Compress them into a .zip archive then upload them to a website like www.mediafire.com then post the link.

MSY36 · Mar 26, 2014

l already posted the dumpfiles at the end

TheMooMooTV · Mar 26, 2014

RAM seems like the most likely cause of error. Can you please run Memtest86 for at least 8 passes.

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Use !analyze -v to get detailed debugging information.

BugCheck 7A, {fffff6fc4000c800, ffffffffc000000e, 1f8b8f860, fffff88001900ba0}

*** WARNING: Unable to verify timestamp for win32k.sys
*** ERROR: Module load completed but symbols could not be loaded for win32k.sys
GetPointerFromAddress: unable to read from fffff800030ff278
Probably caused by : memory_corruption

Followup: memory_corruption
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2: kd> !analyze -v
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KERNEL_DATA_INPAGE_ERROR (7a)
The requested page of kernel data could not be read in. Typically caused by
a bad block in the paging file or disk controller error.

MSY36 · Mar 26, 2014

TheMooMooTV :

I did 4 passes and got 3 errors. Does that mean i should change my rams or can i fix it without replacing?

TheMooMooTV · Mar 26, 2014

Well that's good news in a way because now we know that RAM is the cause. I would first move the RAM around the slots to determine whether it's RAM or your motherboard slots which are at fault.

MSY36 · Mar 27, 2014

TheMooMooTV :

I moved RAMs to black slots and no bsod so far. I will run memtest again to see if it is completely fixed. It seems like it is fixed. Thanks a lot for all your help

TheMooMooTV · Mar 27, 2014

It's alright. Any more problems let me know.

MSY36 · Mar 28, 2014

It started to happen again. Everything was fine for 2 days. I am really frustrated. Should i change my RAMs?

TheMooMooTV · Mar 28, 2014

Try moving the RAM sticks around the motherboard to see if the RAM is the issue or faulty DIMM slots. Also, upload any dump files you get.

MSY36 · Mar 28, 2014

http://www.speedyshare.com/KPY3W/dump2.rar These are the dump files from today. Blue screen happened twice other times pc just froze and i had to shut it myself. I think i tried every possible ram combination between slots.

TheMooMooTV · Mar 28, 2014

Right, we might need to enable Driver Verifier again.

MSY36 · Mar 29, 2014

TheMooMooTV :

I looked up some guides on internet. After setting driver verifier and restarting, my computer couldnt boot up. I got 0xC9 blue screen several times and i used a restore point to start the computer. What should i do know?

TheMooMooTV · Mar 29, 2014

Did you make sure you didn't enable any from MS, Unknown or Macrovivion? If so then you should go onto start, type msconfig, then under startup disable all of the programs except for your AV.
Then try Driver Verifier again.

MSY36 · Mar 29, 2014

TheMooMooTV :

I only selected microsoft drivers if that is what you are asking.

TheMooMooTV · Mar 29, 2014

It says not to select the microsoft drivers. all drivers except for microsoft, Unknown or macrovision

MSY36 · Mar 29, 2014

Oh, i totally misread that then. I tried with all but microsoft drivers now ,however the outcome was same i got the 0xc9 blue screen and had to use system recovery.

TheMooMooTV · Mar 30, 2014

Enable driver verifier again after these instructions. This fixes the BSOD on start up a lot of the time.

1. Open the Start Menu.
2. In the search line, type msconfig and press Enter.
3. If prompted, click on Continue for the UAC prompt, or type in the administrator's password.
4. Click on the Startup tab.
5. disable all programs that are unnecessary. DON'T DISABLE YOUR ANTI VIRUS.

MSY36 · Mar 31, 2014

TheMooMooTV :

I dont know what is still wrong. I did exactly what you said but i got same blue screen again.

TheMooMooTV · Apr 1, 2014

So whenever you enable Driver Verifier you can't login at all? even in safe mode?

MSY36 · Apr 1, 2014

TheMooMooTV :

Oh, i just tried with safe mode and i could start my computer. What should i do now?

TheMooMooTV · Apr 2, 2014

When you go into safe mode, go to the directory where your dump files are located.
(C:/Windows/Minidump) and then upload the latest ones created by driver verifier. I'll then take a look.

MSY36 · Apr 4, 2014

I checked minidump file after starting with verifier but there was no new dump file. Only old ones. http://speedy.sh/Py4Hv/040214-9001-01.dmp. Here they are if you are interested.
Btw i want to thank you for all your help i dont know what would i do without your help

TheMooMooTV · Apr 5, 2014

Can you try again with driver verifier.

MSY36 · Apr 6, 2014

Should i use in safe mode a bit to get dump files or do dump files created when i start the computer?

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