Vista BSOD after startup

[Ned]

My system starts up OK - can log in etc but after a minute or two I
get the BSOD. Even in "Safe Mode" - I get a minute or two extra but
then it goes again.

PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA
Technical information:
*** STOP: 0x00000050 (0xA7F39000,0x00000000, 0x81E06833,0x00000000)
ANy suggestions appreciated...

 

[Questor]

Google is your friend:

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&...snum=0&ct=broad-revision&cd=1&ved=0CEsQ1QIoAA

Questor

--->

 

[Ǝиçεl]

Hello Ned,

In Control Panel choose Problem Reports and Solutions (type problem in
Start's searchbox), go to Problem History, right click your error and choose
Check For Solution. You can also examine the details.

In Administrative Tools choose Reliability and Performance Monitor and
choose MonitoringTools then Reliability Monitor (type Reliability in search
on Start) . This list is a chart of software installs, uninstalls, Windows
updates, and crashes by date. See if your crashes started happening after
you installed or uninstalled something.

Post the dmp file (the name you get from the problem's details) to a file
hosting site. Then we can download and analyse it.

It may help to rule out hardware faults

Type memory in Start's search box and choose Memory Diagnostic

In a command prompt (type command in Start's search box then right click and
choose Run As Administrator) type

chkdsk c: /r

If you have more than one drive replace C: with the other drive letter.

Also test memory with Memory Diagnostics (type memory in Start's search
box).

You may wish to do clean boot
troubleshooting <http://support.microsoft.com/kb/331796>
-=-

 

[Ned]

Hello Ned,

In Control Panel choose Problem Reports and Solutions (type problem in
Start's searchbox), go to Problem History, right click your error and choose
Check For Solution. You can also examine the details.

In Administrative Tools choose Reliability and Performance Monitor and
choose MonitoringTools then Reliability Monitor (type Reliability in search
on Start) . This list is a chart of software installs, uninstalls, Windows
updates, and crashes by date. See if your crashes started happening after
you installed or uninstalled something.

Post the dmp file (the name you get from the problem's details) to a file
hosting site. Then we can download and analyse it.

It may help to rule out hardware faults

Type memory in Start's search box and choose Memory Diagnostic

In a command prompt (type command in Start's search box then right click and
choose Run As Administrator) type

chkdsk c: /r

If you have more than one drive replace C: with the other drive letter.

Also test memory with Memory Diagnostics (type memory in Start's search
box).

You may wish to do clean boot
troubleshooting <http://support.microsoft.com/kb/331796>
-=-

Thanks all for advice - will report back soon - hopefully when fixed...