Blue Screen of Death Errors, need assistance (Kmode exception not handled, page fault in nonpaged area).

[LancerG2]

Hello guys.

Ever since I got this brand new Medion Akoya E4110 computer I've been having so many Blue Screen Errors after 2 months of use.
Now I browsed the forums and to my luck, I wasn't able to find a solution to the errors I've been having.

Every time I browse the web I get the "PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA" error, and at other times I get "KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED" error. The "KMODE" specifically came after I restarted my PC and was on the login screen.

Now I'm fairly certain I haven't had ANY malware or spyware or viruses/worms of any sort that are causing this issue. I've dealt with any problem like that along with my old Blue Screen Error "System thread exception not handled".

I've tried looking through device manager and I haven't had the matching problem compared to what the guides have said which is doing my head in for both problems.

I'm just asking for some assistance to this problem so I can get back to my work, play, entertainment, etc.

 

[popatim]

This sounds like a ram issue to me and I would begin by running memtest86+ for several hours (quit early if you get lots of errors early) .

 

[LancerG2]

This sounds like a ram issue to me and I would begin by running memtest86+ for several hours (quit early if you get lots of errors early) .

Edit: Nevermind, It fixes the page fault, I just beed to talk to somebody about getting a disk with Memtest on it. ta muchly.

1 Problem down, one to go.

 

[popatim]

Would that the the Kmode problem? I was hoping the fixing the ram would resolve that but if not try to make note of the error code itself
something like: Bug Check 0x1E

 

[LancerG2]

Hey dude, just wanted to let you know but apperantly I ran CCleaner and did a cleanup and I haven't got either of the Issues, however I'll still be weary and get memtest86+ so I can prevent issues in future from going on.

 

[popatim]

Its an excellent disk to have around as are the UltimateBootCd and Hirens BootCd both of which have a version of Memtest86+ on them.