[thehunted]

I know there are loads of topics and threads found in google about this issue but I am wondering if anyone here has experienced it.

My pc keeps bluescreening during gaming with KERNEL_DATA_INPAGE_ERROR STOP: 0x0000007A

Been reading around and people point out that its hardware problem, mostly HDD or RAM issue. Did some testing and HDD is good. Ran memory stress test and it showed everything ok too. I'll take my PC apart this evening and reattach everything in hopes it goes away.

But if anyone has any suggestions im all ears. Its brand new PC (few months old) this issue wasnt there at first with other games and now im getting it with Path of Exile daily and sometimes several times in a row. This issue as all blue screens restarts the pc but seems like my boot dies after the bsod. I get the regular bios/boot screen but it doesnt actually boot up.

[JzJad]

1. Stop playing games for now until it gets fixed or you could run into some serious problems.
2. A HDD check, even Chkdsk is not 100%, what you should do is get another functional HDD, preferably a new one, swap it out and see if that solves the problem, and move on from their.

[roger_smith]

Chkdsk is s*** for testing a hard drive for physical failure; it's main purpose is for checking filesystem issues.

Can you successfully recreate the issue? What triggers the blue screen?

You need to remove RAM modules 1 at a time and test for the BSoD condition. That is the only sure fire way to test RAM modules. Many times RAM will pass a memcheck and still be failing under load/heat/etc. If you get to the end of the modules and the condition still exists, swap the last modules with a known-good module. If you don't have a known-good modules, swap it with one of the others you've taken out, and go through each of those. If the BSoD still happens after going through each modules, it's not likely RAM.

I've seen a memory related BSoD be triggered by a faulty processor as well. Only once, but it had me chasing my tail for the customer for about a week before I narrowed it down.

Good luck, keep us posted on what you find out.

[roger_smith]

Any advance on this issue @thehunted?

[thehunted]

too busy to do it myself. Sending the whole rig back to the company that sold me. they will fix it as i still have warranty.

[Reiko]

7A is inability to copy a page of kernel data from the Windows page file to RAM. This could be an issue on the disk, memory, or CPU as roger said.. Kind of late to do anything about it now, but I may as well mention this in case someone has the same issue.

[Oni]

7A is inability to copy a page of kernel data from the Windows page file to RAM. This could be an issue on the disk, memory, or CPU as roger said.. Kind of late to do anything about it now, but I may as well mention this in case someone has the same issue.

You never know. Google brings all sorts of people looking for answers.

[roger_smith]

If you're reading this and Google brought you here, welcome . Let us know if this thread helps :-D

(this statement is kind of like a time capsule, lol)

[fuqinspam]

If you're reading this and Google brought you here, welcome . Let us know if this thread helps :-D

(this statement is kind of like a time capsule, lol)

I predict some grave digging in the future with that statement.