This code means the system tried to access a nonexistent piece of memory, mostly because of:
- A driver trying to access a page of memory that is not present
-A system service (ex. virus scanner) failing in an exceptional way
- Faulty or incorrectly seated memory
- Corrupted data on the hard drive
Use the Windows Debugger to pinpoint the exact cause of these errors.
Things to check:
- If the Blue Screen error mentions a driver or library file, figure out what driver or program the file is a part of and either upgrade to the latest version or uninstall the driver or program.
- If the error happens during the startup process, try booting to the Last Known Good Configuration.
- If the error started appearing after a program or driver was installed, uninstall that program or driver.
- Try running a full hard drive and memory diagnostic after reseating the memory and hard drive data cables.
Random Application
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- 04/01/2007: How do I overburn a CD with Nero
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- 01/24/2007: Yahoo Messeger, no ads
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