Kernel..Data..Input..Error

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[Pepsiboy]

Today I got a BSOD with an error listed. (Picture of notice attached.) It would not go away, no matter what I did. Finally I just held down on the “Power” button until everything died. When I powered up again, everything “SEEMED” to be OK. Of course, the spreadsheet I was working on was no longer there. I had to start over.

I don’t know what this BSOD meant or what caused it. Thanks, in advance, for any and all help or advice.

If I have posted this in the wrong place, please move it to the proper location.

I’m running Win 7 x64 SP1 on an HP G62 laptop.

Dave

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Fire up NirSoft BlueScreenView and let us know what it says.

cheers, Paul

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Paul,

Thank you for the tip. I downloaded it and ran it. It shows NOTHING. I tried to attach a screenshot of the results, but, it tells me that te file is too large. Will not let me attach it.

Dave

 

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Windows will save very large system memory dump files to C:\Windows, that will be named ‘MEMORY.DMP’. If that file exists you can drag and drop the file into BlueScreenView which may be able to extract some useful information.

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? says:

maybe this?

https://neosmart.net/wiki/0x0000007a-kernel-data-inpage-error/

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No, it shows NOTHING. Both top and bottom sections of the results are EMPTY.

Dave

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