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Stingray
I have come across something that has me concerned and a little stumped. We
moved into a new building a couple months ago and since then we've had a half
dozen or so computers start getting BSOD with STOP 7A,
KERNEL_DATA_INPAGE_ERROR messages. The errors are infrequent, once or twice a
week at most. I've looked at the many articles on the STOP error and
verified, to the limits of our scanners, that there are no virus' or malware
on the systems. In a few cases I ran CHKDSK and that seems to have cleared up
the errors for now.
What has me a little baffled is why this is happening to several systems at
the same time? Despite the move, it seems unlikely for this many simultaneous
hardware failures that would all cause intermittent STOP 7A errors. We did
make changes to our network configuration to add routing and VLans along with
IP phones and the software to go with them. I wonder if something there could
be contributing. I welcome any suggestions or explanations you may have.
Thanks in advance.
moved into a new building a couple months ago and since then we've had a half
dozen or so computers start getting BSOD with STOP 7A,
KERNEL_DATA_INPAGE_ERROR messages. The errors are infrequent, once or twice a
week at most. I've looked at the many articles on the STOP error and
verified, to the limits of our scanners, that there are no virus' or malware
on the systems. In a few cases I ran CHKDSK and that seems to have cleared up
the errors for now.
What has me a little baffled is why this is happening to several systems at
the same time? Despite the move, it seems unlikely for this many simultaneous
hardware failures that would all cause intermittent STOP 7A errors. We did
make changes to our network configuration to add routing and VLans along with
IP phones and the software to go with them. I wonder if something there could
be contributing. I welcome any suggestions or explanations you may have.
Thanks in advance.