Windows Vista SP1, PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA, Dual Chanel Memory

Kartoffelsalat

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Hello forum,

i get since yesterday almost every time an BSOD PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA when starting Steam. I stopped the Download of Portal last month and resumed it yesterday - could it be possible that Steam/Portal tries to save the game into some "bad" sector of the harddisc?

The System:
Intel Core 2 Quad 94500 (4x2,66GHZ, 2x6MB LV2 Cache, runs with default settings - power daemon not disabled so i think the cpu runs between 4x2,01GHz up to 4x2,66GHz)
2x 2048MB DDR2 800MHz (both GEIL modules)
Nvidia Geforce 8800GTS 512 g92 (512MB)
MSI Neo 2-FR Mainboard

Partitions:
C:\ (NTFS, Windows Vista Home Premium SP1, approx. 65GB)
D:\ (NTFS, Share, used by Win Vista and Linux via ntfs-3g module, 400GB)
Unmounted: (EXT3, Linux)
Unmounted: (SWAP)

I build this computer one year ago and got the first bluescreen problem after approx. 1/2 year. i checked the ram via memtest+ but it found no errors* (same today). i reinstalled windos vista and then it worked again (the current vista) - till yesterday.

(* it found one time some errors but they were never found again - the test runned direct after rebooting from linux)

When running linux the system works fine. Some times the ntfs-3g module from linux says that the ntfs partition was not correct unmounted by vista.

when i allocate the whole RAM via linux the system does not crash.

enough guessing by me, i hope you can help me.

ps: i uploaded the error dumps.
 
can you attached the dmp files only. i'm getting zip compression errors with these zip attachments.
Hm, that is weird.

The dumps are to big for uploading here so i uploaded them on an upload service.

d'oh... i am dissalowed to post links when not having 5 postings.
 
Use the Manage Attachment button at the bottom of your next post as before; or if that doesn't work attach without zipping but keep it to your five most recent files.
 
Use the Manage Attachment button at the bottom of your next post as before; or if that doesn't work attach without zipping but keep it to your five most recent files.
My dumps are to big for uploading (200KB limit):
272K Mini050809-01.dmp
272K Mini051009-01.dmp
280K Mini051909-01.dmp
280K Mini052209-01.dmp
276K Mini060209-01.dmp
280K Mini060309-01.dmp
276K Mini060309-02.dmp
276K Mini060309-03.dmp
276K Mini060309-04.dmp
276K Mini060309-05.dmp
 
If you use the Zip option it will compress the files so that you can attach them. You can Zip up to 5 files per Zip file. Take your five most recent minidump files and Zip them together.
 
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