BSODS while playing CSGO (PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA (50)

So for about 4 months now my PC has been getting bsods when playing CSGO and LoL. Mostly when I play csgo is when my pc craps out. rarely do I get a bsod while playing any other games. I dont know all the error codes but one of them was 0x0000001. All of these BSODS come with the same general error thing. SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION.

EDIT : Attached the required ZIP folder)

I've had this build for over a year and have been playing both CSGO and GTA with no problems for quite a while. The first BSOD came whilst using the shadow play feature that Nvidia offers. I turned shadow play off and did a fresh install of Nvidia Experience and updated the drivers for my GPU (Nvidia Geforce GTX 750 ti). This seemed to work for about a a day or two and then I had another BSOD. Since then I have been experiencing BSOD irregularly. Sometimes I can play any game for hours with no problem, other times I have BSOD as soon as I start the game up. I've checked for memory errors, updated the GPU driver, scanned for malware and I'm still at a loss. Would greatly appreciate any insight. Thank you

Cousin getting a BSOD when playing CSGO.

Hi, I'm new to this forum so apologies for not providing all relevant info right away.
The issue I'm having is that my computer will BSOD randomly while playing games such as CSGO, Civilization V and Europa Universalis IV. The time I play before a BSOD occurs seems random, although its usually before 30 minutes of gameplay.
In other instances, my computer simply turns off without warning, and then restarts itself without even presenting a BSOD. Attached is the BSOD file I've been instructed to upload. Any help would be much appreciated

If I need to provide any other details just say the word.

So sometimes i get these 1 second lags in csgo just randomly and if u play csgo, then you do understand that this is a annoying problem, like if u are spraying at someone then the lag just appears.
I just cleaned my pc from dust so its not that.
Should i check my temps while im playing?
Is there something wrong with my gpu or cpu?

I appreciate all answers!

I've just recently installed a fresh new versions of windows 7 on my new 256gb samsung ssd pro. I've installed all necessary windows 7 drivers from windows update. About 30min into a video game (csgo) I get a BSOD I only get this BSOD while playing the game.

This had never happened prior to installing a fresh copy of windows 7 on a new SSD. Im thinking it has something to do with drivers..

Hope i can get some help on this

DUMP files is attached!

My PC started crashing suddenly after installing Windows 10. I obviously thought it was fault of the OS so I reinstalled 7 Ultimate x64, yet the crashing kept on happening. I haven't done any changes to my PC and it's been stable for months. Last change was GTX970 in May. i5-3570K is overclocked to 4,4GHz but it's been rock solid so I doubt it's the cause of issues. I'm honestly completely out of explanations.

Setup: i5-3570K (4,4GHz @ 1,32V), MSI GTX970 (Stock, was OC'd before), ASRock Z77 Pro3, 2x4GB G.Skill Ripjaws 1600MHz, Samsung 840 Evo 250GB, Kingston 60GB SSD cant remember model, 1TB HDD.

From what I can tell, the issue shouldn't be GPU, Memory, PSU or SSD/HDD drives. I doubt my OC'd i5 would suddenly start acting up as it's been stable and temps have been good (I'm running AIO water). I'm pointing the finger towards motherboard as it's been acting up once in a while, but I'm not sure if that makes any sense.

I've tried:
Reinstalling clean Windows a few times - crashes and BSOD here and there keep on happening with nothing installed apart from standard drivers, Steam and CSGO.

Reinstalling Windows to another SSD - no effect.

Downgrading to 3 different Nvidia drivers and been using 353.30 - maybe little bit less crashes, no real effect

Running Memtest86 for 8 hours - 0 errors

Running 3Dmark on loop for 2 hours while overclocking the card - stable as a rock, TDP 110% so PSU should be fine

Taking another memorystick out - no effect

Hello,

At first thank you for your time.
I am getting crashes when playing game like CSGO or when stress testing with prime 95(blend test/torture test threads =4).

While playing csgo it sometimes just freezes and then csgo isn't working anymore, if i then check the system log file i get WHEA warningslike: A corrected hardware error has occurred. Reported by component: Processor Core.
But sometimes it also freezes my whole pc and then when i check the windows-system logbook i see this error:
Your computer restarts, and a critical error message that resembles the following is recorded in the event log:

Log Name: System
Source: Microsoft-Windows-Kernel-Power
Event ID: 41
Level: Critical
Description:
The system has rebooted without cleanly shutting down first. This error could be caused if the system stopped responding, crashed, or lost power unexpectedly.

And when i Stress test with Prime 95, it will test like 5/10 minutes and my 4 cpu's get to 91 degrees C, and then it will crash. And on the next startup i have this error:

BCCode: 3b
BCP1: 00000000C0000005
BCP2: FFFFF8000339DFE4
BCP3: FFFFF880086EE920
BCP4: 0000000000000000
OS Version: 6_1_7601
Service Pack: 1_0
Product: 768_1


I have also uploaded my DM LOG, please help me because i really can not find a solution myself, thank you

I just built a new PC and installed Windows ultimate x64 on it. I love to play CSG) but when i play I randomly get the BSOD mid game. I usually get BSOD daily when i play CSGO. Today i watching Netflix and got it again. I had some updates from windows and installed them but that didn't help and I updated my GPU driver too. If anyone can help please and thank you in advance.

Hey everyone, was referred to here from Reddit. Been having trouble the past two weeks. Random crashes during CSGO, thought it was my headset because it always said USB malfunctioned. Changed headset,mouse,keyboard everything, still crashed. Tried replacing my thermal paste on cpu, still crashed so it isn't temps. One of my RAM sticks died 3 weeks ago but I replaced it. Problem started after that but I ran Memtest and no issues. I've uploaded my zip as instructed. Also all of my drivers are up to date. Any help is appreciated, getting very annoyed by this after two weeks.

Hello BleepingComputer.com
 
I have been getting the blue screen of death on my computer every 1-2 days. Usually, its when I am playing LoL or CSGO (Accounts for the majority of BSOD), but sometimes it can be just randomly. I don't know how to post logs or anything, but whenever the blue screen comes up, all I can see is something along the lines up "Faulty driver on kernel stack".
 
 
Please let me know what I should do (i.e post logs from my computer, tweak with settings etc) !
 
Thank you very much for your time in reading this and hope to hear from you soon
 
 
Thanks!

Just started getting BSODs, first I thought it was a one off as I very rarely if ever receive them.
The second one within an hour spooked me.
I haven't done anything unusual, I was just browsing while listening to music. I had two external drives plugged into my front USB 3.0 ports (Fractal Design Define 4) for the first time in about a week, but I never had issues with this before.
Enclosed are the .dmp files

In Blue-screen-view the first dump has 2 lines in red referencing ntoskrnl.exe and usbehci.sys respectively.
The second dump also has 2 red lines referencing ntoskrnl.exe and aswHwid.sys respectively.

Thanks for reading!

having random bsods. ran bluescreenview & found bug strings : PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA & MEMORY_MANAGEMENT. dont know how to get rid off it. help guyz

Hello this is Tathagata, This is my first post.I got a new setup but having BSODs for last couple of days.
Ran bluescreenview but couldn't point out the exact problem. Help guyz I'm attaching DMP files.

Post moved, sorry, my mistake. Please delete.

Hi,

So I have Windows 7 64 bit installed with a brand new Gigabyte Black Edition Z97 motherboard and i7 processor.

8GB DDR3 ram

I also have a GTX 760

I keep getting a BSOD when playing games. Attached is the .dmp file. Hopefully someone here will be able to read it so that they can tell me what hardware isn't working or what the actual problem is.

I've had a few BSOD problems in the past, and managed to fix them all from other posts I've found on these forums. The BSOD I'm encountering now is continuing to rear it's head through all suggestions I can find, so I thought I'd start a new thread for it.

I've been getting the same bsod repeatedly while playing battlefield 3, though it doesn't occur every instance of playing the game. Lately it's been happening more and more frequently, and I've run out of ideas at this point.

I have an ati 7970, i7 930, 8gb ram, ap6td deluxe mobo, 1k psu. I've run memtest on the ram, sfc /scannow, nothing is overclocked, installed hwmonitor/msi afterburner to monitor temps, updated to 12.4 drivers, rolled back to stock(on disc) drivers, re updated to 12.4, run dxsetup to fix directx, and I haven't a clue what to do next.

I've attached what is required as I read in the sticky guidelines. I eagerly await a response, as this is incredibly frustrating.

im new here and i think that u can help me while playing a video on google chrome the same BSOD happened twice
the windows is a fresh install with few things only the basic instaled.

the rar already has all the info from the forum program.

best regards

Carlos Silva

been having this problem for along time now. .dmp's attached.

Windows 7 64 bit
motherboard TF520 A2+
Processor Amd athlon 64 x2 dual core 3.2 ghz
memory: 4096MB Ram
graphics card: geforce gtx 550TI

Bug Check String: PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA
Bug Check Code: 0x00000050
Perameter 1: fffff880`09cc7118
2: 00000000`00000000
3: fffff880`10b840b9
4: 00000000`00000000
Cause by driver: ntoskrnl.exe
Caused by address: ntoskrnl.exe+705c0

Hi. Last year, I bought a new PC for graphical software and gaming. From the beggining it had problems (I was recieving BSODs), so, I tested RAMs. It resulted that RAMs we're bad. I returned them in warrantly. (The PC was assembled by the shop, components we're choosen by me so that aren't any compatibility problems). Ok, so, I recieved new RAMs. But, even now, problems still exist. Now, even more, I recieve artifacts when I open a intensive graphical app (in some cases,even Youtube causes them). The more I stay on that app, more artifacts appear, until I recieve a AMD Display driver crash and, after that, a BSOD (sometimes,it directly gives BSOD, without driver crash). I tried to interchange RAM positions in all possible ways, but it didn't worked.
The GPU can't be placed on the 2nd PCI-E slot, because it is too long, and reaches the HDDs cage. I even tried a BIOS update (it worked, but it didn't helped me). I know that I removed the BIOS battery, I left it about 1 minute out, and put it back. That night, PC worked well. Next morning... The problem appeared again. I also tested CPU and HDDs, and they're all good. Can you guys help me? I remained out of ideas. Thanks!
P.S:
As the BSODs appears, I will upload screenshots too. I don't have now any screenshots with BSODs. Instead, I used the program from the BSOD help, and I made a log, attached to this post.

Hiya, I've got this problem for a while now..

My PC suddenly crashes with a lovely BSOD, usually when I'm playing Borderlands 2. It didn't use to happen before, and now I can't play for more than 30 minutes without crashing..
It usually runs fine when just browsing the web or something lighter.

I've tried disabling devices I'm not using such as onboard audio, etc. and updating the graphics and audio drivers, followed by a stress test using AIDA 64 and FurMark.
The stress test has done quite well, lasting about 1h 20m and the temperatures seem to stabilize in a safe level, but it did crash, and I didn't see the "crash" moment".. When I came back my computer had restarted, but judging by the event viewer's log it's apparently the same thing that happens when playing Borderlands 2, a BSOD.

I've also performed a "check disk" in my hard drives (which took ages) and they are both fine.
I'm not sure what should I do now. My computer is pretty new, not even 2 months, apart from the hard drives that are from my older build. I've done a fresh Windows 7 64bit install on one HD and the other one runs Mountain Lion, also a fresh install.

My specs are probably included in all the stuff I'm sending you, but anyway:
It's a micro ITX system by the way =D

Mobo: ASRock Z77E-ITX (it's BIOS is updated, 1.30)
CPU: Intel Core i5 3450 (no OC)
Graphics: MSI GTX 660Ti 2GB (no OC)
RAM: 2 x 8GB Corsair Vengeance (running at 1333MHz but designed to run at ... Read more

So I had another thread for multiple BSOD issues and I applied all of the fixes suggested. I went 48 hours with no issues so I closed that one out.

A few hours later I had another BSOD. I followed the instructions for turning on driver verifier and I let that run. Just now I had the first BSOD after turning it on. Driver verifier is going off and I am uploading my zip now.

Any help would be very much appreciated!

Lately I've been getting regular BSODs while playing certain games like Deus Ex: Human Revolution or Alpha Protocol. No matter the graphics settings, I can't play for a straight hour without getting a blue screen.

Tried these things with no positive results:
I installed three different GPU drivers
Played with one RAM connected at a time and in different slots
Cleaned all the fans and tightly adjusted all the cables
Tried more aggressive fan speeds with MSI Afterburner
Tested the RAM with Memtest and i got 0 errors
Tested the HDDs with a HD Diagnostics tool but forgot which one. Still, no errors.

My specs:

Code:
OS: Windows 7 Ultimate x64
RAM: 2x Kingston 2GB 800mhz Dual Channeled Memories
CPU: Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Quad CPU Q8400 @ 2.66GHz
GPU: Nvidia Geforce 9800GTX+ 512mb
HDDs: Two Western Digital HDDs, one's 500gb, the other's one of those 1tb green label drives.
PSU: Thermaltake Purepower 600W
Motherboard: MSI P965 NEO-F
Anyways, i've uploaded the minidumps and required tests and would appreciate any help or guidance on the matter.

Thanks!