Kernel error occured when installing PCI sound card software/drive

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I was 84% done installing the drivers and software for my new X-Fi sound card
when I got that same kernel error. I restarted the installation and it
worked. Should I change my memory or update my BIOS?
 
I was 84% done installing the drivers and software for my new X-Fi sound
card
when I got that same kernel error. I restarted the installation and it
worked. Should I change my memory or update my BIOS?
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Not sure I understand. You got "that same kernel error? Same as what?
Also if it's working now why would you think you need to change memory or
the BIOS?
 
Sorry, I thought was adding this message as a comment on my "kernel errors"
post. The "same kernel error" is KERNEL_STACK_INPAGE_ERROR. What I meant by
"should I change my memory or upgrade my BIOS" is what should I do to prevent
future occurences of this. I seem to get a stop error (sometimes with a blue
screen, sometimes not) everytime I install a program. I installed Media
Player 11 yesterday, after the program told me to restart Windows, Windows
"did not load successfully". Is this a fault in my OS or is it related to the
KERNEL_STACK_INPAGE_ERROR's that I am getting?
 
Sorry, I thought was adding this message as a comment on my "kernel
errors"
post. The "same kernel error" is KERNEL_STACK_INPAGE_ERROR. What I meant
by
"should I change my memory or upgrade my BIOS" is what should I do to
prevent
future occurences of this. I seem to get a stop error (sometimes with a
blue
screen, sometimes not) everytime I install a program. I installed Media
Player 11 yesterday, after the program told me to restart Windows, Windows
"did not load successfully". Is this a fault in my OS or is it related to
the
KERNEL_STACK_INPAGE_ERROR's that I am getting?
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Ok, what you should do is quote at least part of the message to which you
respond. Many people use a newsreader to access what is actually a Usenet
newsgroup, not the clunky web interface. We just download the recent
messages so we don't see the previous messages in the thread.

Unfortunately I can't really advise you on what to do with your issue. Here
is a link with some basic info on BSOD STOP error messages.

http://aumha.org/win5/kbestop.htm
0x00000077: KERNEL_STACK_INPAGE_ERROR

Look in event viewer in all the logs for any error or warnings that might
shed some light on the problem. Have you run a diagnostic utility on the
hard drive? Get it from the hard drive manufacturer's web site.

Is the system clean of malware?
 
I ran the WD diadgnostics, it came back clean. I use Spybot S&D to scan for
malware/adware weekly.
 
I ran the WD diadgnostics, it came back clean. I use Spybot S&D to scan for
malware/adware weekly.
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I'm not saying you have malware but one non viral anti-malware program is
not sufficient. What about scanning for viruses? And you need several non
viral anti-malware programs. No single program does it all.

Malware Removal
http://www.elephantboycomputers.com/page2.html#Removing_Malware

THE PARASITE FIGHT
Finding, Removing & Protecting Yourself From Scumware
http://aumha.org/a/parasite.htm

Richard Harper’s Guide to Cleaning Pests
http://rgharper.mvps.org/cleanit.htm
 
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I'm not saying you have malware but one non viral anti-malware program is
not sufficient. What about scanning for viruses? And you need several non
viral anti-malware programs. No single program does it all.
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: I use Windows defender for malware/adware also. I use AVG
free 7.5 for anti-virus. AOL safety and security center does do it all, but
it doesn't do a good job.
Since I updated my BIOS, I haven't had any problems with
KERNEL_STACK_INPAGE_ERRORs lately. Thanks for your help.
 
lrh381b2 said:
:

I'm not saying you have malware but one non viral anti-malware program is

: I use Windows defender for malware/adware also. I use
AVG
free 7.5 for anti-virus. AOL safety and security center does do it all,
but
it doesn't do a good job.
Since I updated my BIOS, I haven't had any problems with
KERNEL_STACK_INPAGE_ERRORs lately. Thanks for your help.
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Ok, glad you got a resolution and thanks for posting back with the it.
 
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