Stop Error 0x50 PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA

[Guest]

First of all i am a non technical user trying to figure out a problem for a knowledgeable administrator less company

We have the following BSOD error every time the computer tries to open windows

"STOP: 0X00000050 (0XA2A78730, 0x00000001, 0xBFFDBEE5, 0x00000002
Address BFFDBEE5 base at BFEEE000, Date Stamp 3ebc05a5 - Ntfs.sys

This error or a slight variance on the error pops up at every time i boot -- rather it be safe mode, w/ networking, off of the the win cd-rom. This is becoming very frustrating. So far i have also unhooked all of the usb cables for our printer/cutter, digital camera and the wacom tablet

All suggestions are welcome.

 

[Scott Harding - MS MVP]

Were there any changese to the systems prior to this?

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Scott Harding
MCSE, MCSA, A+, Network+
Microsoft MVP - Windows NT Server

First of all i am a non technical user trying to figure out a problem for

a knowledgeable administrator less company.

We have the following BSOD error every time the computer tries to open windows.

"STOP: 0X00000050 (0XA2A78730, 0x00000001, 0xBFFDBEE5, 0x00000002)
Address BFFDBEE5 base at BFEEE000, Date Stamp 3ebc05a5 - Ntfs.sys"

This error or a slight variance on the error pops up at every time i

boot -- rather it be safe mode, w/ networking, off of the the win cd-rom.
This is becoming very frustrating. So far i have also unhooked all of the
usb cables for our printer/cutter, digital camera and the wacom tablet.

 

[Guest]

We installed a Olympia camera w/ their program Camedia last week

 

[Guest]

I just found a post on google about possible defective RAM. How would i test this? Also, does ram just go bad suddenly?

 

[Scott Harding - MS MVP]

Certainly RAM can just go bad but you typically will see a Stop 0xA error.
You try try removing a stick at a time to see if one in particular causes
the issue.

--
Scott Harding
MCSE, MCSA, A+, Network+
Microsoft MVP - Windows NT Server

I just found a post on google about possible defective RAM. How would i

test this? Also, does ram just go bad suddenly?

 

[John Wunderlich]

First of all i am a non technical user trying to figure out a
problem for a knowledgeable administrator less company.

We have the following BSOD error every time the computer tries to
open windows.

"STOP: 0X00000050 (0XA2A78730, 0x00000001, 0xBFFDBEE5,
0x00000002) Address BFFDBEE5 base at BFEEE000, Date Stamp 3ebc05a5
- Ntfs.sys"

This error or a slight variance on the error pops up at every time
i boot -- rather it be safe mode, w/ networking, off of the the
win cd-rom. This is becoming very frustrating. So far i have
also unhooked all of the usb cables for our printer/cutter,
digital camera and the wacom tablet.

I had a very similar problem with a notebook computer. It wouldn't
even boot from the Windows CD -- crashing with the same error. It
turned out to be a hard disk problem. I noticed that your error
occurred in "NTFS.sys" as well. I booted from the Knoppix (Linux) CD,
saved all my data via the network, replaced the hard disk drive, then
reinstalled Windows to fix. The Knoppix disk worked well because it
installs in a RAM disk and doesn't require a hard drive to boot and it
can also read NTFS disks once booted.

<http://www.knoppix.org>

HTH & Good Luck,
John