Ntoskrnl.exe Blue Screen

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you have kernel inpage errors and critical object termination.

a kernel inpage error is a failure to read from a storage device ( or corrupted memory address)
a critical object termination indicated that a critical windows process was corrupted and windows shut it down.

both problems can be cause by malware such as a rootkit, but they could also be caused by a failure in the disk subsystem or problems with your RAM.

normally you would:
update your BIOS to get/ reset your memory timings,
update your cpu chipset drivers and any extra chipset storage driver if you are using one.
run memtest86 to confirm your memory hardware works as expected.
then boot windows, start a admin cmd.exe and run the system file checker to confirm your...
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you have kernel inpage errors and critical object termination.

a kernel inpage error is a failure to read from a storage device ( or corrupted memory address)
a critical object termination indicated that a critical windows process was corrupted and windows shut it down.

both problems can be cause by malware such as a rootkit, but they could also be caused by a failure in the disk subsystem or problems with your RAM.

normally you would:
update your BIOS to get/ reset your memory timings,
update your cpu chipset drivers and any extra chipset storage driver if you are using one.
run memtest86 to confirm your memory hardware works as expected.
then boot windows, start a admin cmd.exe and run the system file checker to confirm your core windows files are ok
sfc.exe /scannow

if no errors are reported, you would want to do a malwarebytes scan and a test for a root kit.

you would also want to check your cables that connect the data lines to/from your drive to your motherboard
sometime you can have intermittent connections that cause the drive to disconnect. Enable hot swap[ on your SATA port for your drive if your BIOS has that setting
it will allow the drive to reconnect and prevent a bugcheck (still will have problems but will not bugcheck)
 
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