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BSOD with ntoskrnl.exe HELP PLEASE!

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"The problem seems to be caused by the following file: ntoskrnl.exe

DRIVER_PAGE_FAULT_BEYOND_END_OF_ALLOCATION"


with bccode: d6

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Running in save mode..
try to clean all of your driver, graphics, sound and others using driver sweeper..

and reinstall it using the newest driver available..

other way:
With system restore, try to roolback your system configuration to the last state before problem occurs..

Complete component of your rig will be help..


do you have any add-on sound card attached..?
if yes, remove it, uninstall the driver..

Any virtual drive installed..?
if yes then try to uninstall it..

it's driver or hardware error related..
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Here are my specifications:

GTX 670
P8p67 3.1 MB
samsung 830 SSD
OCZ Solid 3 SSD
2 Caviar blacks
intel i7 2600k

USB devices: Logitech cam, m-audio fast track c600, apple keyboard, tron mouse, WD external hard drive

No add on sound card unless you count the c600. i uninstalled my virtual drive, still no change. I didnt make any changes to my system. This just randomly started happening. I cant apply any update/restart/sleep without getting a blue screen. Any other hits?

what is your psu..?

if you let your computer stay idle for a long time, did bsod still occur?
or it was happening while you did something like load heavy programs..?

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how many memory stick do you have..?
remove one of memory stick and see..
if bsod still occur, change to the other stick..

your memory maybe defective..

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if problem still occur..download hiren boot cd from this site..
http://www.hirensbootcd.org/download/

this is a live cd utility that you can run a operating system from your cd or thumb drive, not from your harddisk..

run win xp from the cd, and computer stay idle for a long time or do any activities on it, any bsod still occur?

My PSU is fine and the BSOD only happens when i try to restart/sleep/restart the computer. Memory is fine too. I ran the windows memory diagnostic utility. ALL of my hardware works on my mac side perfectly (hackintosh).
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