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Blue Screen Page Fault in non Paged Area Installing from 0

Discussion in 'Processors and Motherboards' started by jgarciagratis, Mar 19, 2008.

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  1. jgarciagratis Newcomer, in training

    Hi, I decided to reformate my HD from 0 Because of bluescreen errors, I have a P4VM800 Board with 512MB DDR 333 ram and a P4 1.7 CPU, the thing is that when I try to install XP SP 2 with a new reformatted HD the installer is giving me a bluescreen.

    The reasin to reinstall were to get rid of the bluescreen.
    I was getting random restars and windowws has recovered from a serious error messages... but after a day I could not make the computer start without a blue screen.

    I have changed the memory module for a new one and have removed the wireless card and modem so the only thing conected to the board are the CPU and HD and CDRom. CPU Fan is clean and working perfect.

    Any idea?

    Thank you in advance.

    Julio.
    jgarciagratis, Mar 19, 2008
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  2. Matthew TechSpot Editor, Community Manager

    Matthew, Mar 19, 2008
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  3. jgarciagratis Newcomer, in training

    it seems I am a bit lost about where exactly is the cache memory in the Bios Config...
    jgarciagratis, Mar 19, 2008
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  4. Matthew TechSpot Editor, Community Manager

    :) Read my signature.
    Matthew, Mar 19, 2008
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  5. jgarciagratis Newcomer, in training

    lol, let me try to find the cache memory setup, and I will tell you what happen.
    jgarciagratis, Mar 19, 2008
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  6. Matthew TechSpot Editor, Community Manager

    :) Well initiative is always wonderful, but that's not what I was implying. With all of the BIOS versions in the world, how would I know where your cache options are tucked away? What is your motherboard or PC brand/model?
    Matthew, Mar 19, 2008
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  7. jgarciagratis Newcomer, in training

    I cant find where I have to disable it, here is the manual of MotherBoard.

    asrock.com/manual/P4VM800.pdf
    jgarciagratis, Mar 19, 2008
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  8. Matthew TechSpot Editor, Community Manager

    Wow, :D you took that to heart. That's one of the only times I've ever seen anyone post a link to their motherboard manual. I'll skim through it really quick and see if I can find it, but really, there are only so many pages in your BIOS, the option just might not be there.
    Matthew, Mar 19, 2008
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  9. jgarciagratis Newcomer, in training

    lol, I really apreciate you take time to help me... this is amazing that you can find people like you, I will try to stick to this forum too and help other people. thank you Zenosinks.
    jgarciagratis, Mar 19, 2008
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  10. Matthew TechSpot Editor, Community Manager

    Heh, I'm nothing unique, you're more than welcome :).

    I didn't see anything in the manual, which is unfortunate for you :(.

    Are you using the integrated VPU or do you have another installed?
    Matthew, Mar 19, 2008
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  11. jgarciagratis Newcomer, in training

    hmmm sorry for the question, but what is VPU?
    jgarciagratis, Mar 19, 2008
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  12. Matthew TechSpot Editor, Community Manager

    Don't be sorry, I was referring to your video card, are you using one that plugs into an expansion slot or are you using the one that is integrated?
    Matthew, Mar 19, 2008
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  13. jgarciagratis Newcomer, in training

    oh I got it, is integrated in the board
    jgarciagratis, Mar 19, 2008
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  14. Matthew TechSpot Editor, Community Manager

    Okay, well, that should share system RAM then and is likely not the culprit if you've already replace the RAM - although you can still try another video card if you care to.

    Despite the fact that you have replaced your RAM, you should consider running Memtest86 for 7 passes (which will take quite a while, let it run overnight or something).

    If your RAM passes, try temporarily replacing your CPU being that you can't disable the cache.
    Matthew, Mar 19, 2008
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  15. jgarciagratis Newcomer, in training

    :( I am kinda stuck trying to diagnose.. I guess I will tell to my friend that it is better to buy a new motherboard and CPU... i dont have another CPU to test the MoBoard nor Another MoBoard to test the CPU :( I apreciate a lot the time and help that you provide me. Bless you...if I get to find the fault I will let you know. Thank you again.

    Julio
    jgarciagratis, Mar 19, 2008
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  16. Matthew TechSpot Editor, Community Manager

    Yeah, 478's are hard to come by anymore. I can't guarantee that it will solve your problem, it's simply what Microsoft has listed on their site. Please, do post back with your results :).

    This thread is similar to your situation:

    http://www.techspot.com/vb/showthread.php?t=100525
    Matthew, Mar 19, 2008
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  17. jgarciagratis Newcomer, in training

    I decided to change the motherboard and the CPU, when I removed the Motherboard it was like bend, so I think there could be any problem with the board itself or with the cache memory of the CPU. So my problem is fixed now witht he new ones. Thank you very much for your help Zenosincks.
    jgarciagratis, Mar 22, 2008
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  18. Matthew TechSpot Editor, Community Manager

    You are very welcome, and congratulations :D!
    Matthew, Mar 22, 2008
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