I keep getting BSOD... It says "Kernel_data_inpage_error", and this usually doesn't happen alot. I figured out that VirtualBox was the cause, and I want to fix it so I can use some VM's. Can someone please help me?
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OS: Windows 7 (64bit)
Processor: AMD C-50
Computer type: Acer Aspire 5250
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What I've tried: Using other vitalization software, as well as updating the BIOS version
BSOD Error 07A just because of VirtualBox
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noteirak
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Re: BSOD Error 07A just because of VirtualBox
How did you end up on that conslusion exactly?ilarsona wrote:I figured out that VirtualBox was the cause
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Re: BSOD Error 07A just because of VirtualBox
I found that out because directly after uninstalling virtualbox, my system ran faster and the errors went away.
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Did those work?What I've tried: Using other vitalization software, as well as updating the BIOS version
Re: BSOD Error 07A just because of VirtualBox
well obviously no... It still doesn't work correctly. But, updating the bios version helped with a known error for the computer (the 7a BSOD error)
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Re: BSOD Error 07A just because of VirtualBox
If it had been obvious I would not have asked. Since you have tried several virtual products then it must be something about your PC or Host OS.
So far I know you fixed a PC issue by updating your BIOS. Other than that I have no more of an indication as to what the problem is. Unless you want to provide some useful information this is going to take forever to figure out.
Do you have XP mode installed?
Does your bios and CPU support hardware virtualization and is it enabled?
Does your CPU support paging? (Intel EPT)?
So far I know you fixed a PC issue by updating your BIOS. Other than that I have no more of an indication as to what the problem is. Unless you want to provide some useful information this is going to take forever to figure out.
Do you have XP mode installed?
Does your bios and CPU support hardware virtualization and is it enabled?
Does your CPU support paging? (Intel EPT)?