BLUE SCREEN KERNEL_DATA_INPAGE_ERROR INSTALL
BLUE SCREEN KERNEL_DATA_INPAGE_ERROR WINDOWS

If you never changed the drive setup from the original install, then that shouldn't be an issue - however it's possible that a cable is loose. Have the computer completely unplugged (also depress the power button for a few seconds) before opening the case - and ground your hands on the metal case interior. Be careful when handling ram to ensure you do not transmit a static charge. Also be aware that you may find that a particular dimm slot is bad - and no matter which module is in a particular slot - you have problems. You will probably see a performance slow down with the diminished ram - but if one module err's and the other does not - you are on to something. Manually testing ram - you've got the idea - swap out one module at a time. But in fact the program was copied and all you have to do at that point is reboot the computer IF the floppy drive is first in the boot order. I did manage to open it on Win98 and there was NOTHING there to meet the eye.

BLUE SCREEN KERNEL_DATA_INPAGE_ERROR WINDOWS

Don't try to 'open' it, lol, I did that and Windows kept telling me the disk was unformatted. For memtest as I recall it is 'install.bat'. Just put a clean floppy disk in the drive and run the setup file.

The floppy disk is the easiest to create. Tried doing the startup disk as I had no clue which i was suppoe to, but when I then tried opeing the diskett nothing would happen.ДЄs for the other memory tester it says that it has to boot from a diskett.ДЄlso I attempted to look in the event viewr and I did see alot of error's and warning but dont know if any were 'disk' specific. When I click on the windows tester and then click run, it just gives me the options of creating a startup disk or saving cd image to a disk. I tried running the memory testers you provided but couldnt get anywhere. is that what you were saying is that if I had more than 1 to just take 1 out and see what happens? If same problem still occurs then swap them out and try again? Also how will this affect performance? Will it slow me down?

BLUE SCREEN KERNEL_DATA_INPAGE_ERROR INSTALL

Just install software here or there.ДЄs for the Ram, I have 2 memory cards in the cpu but no others. I ordered the computer from Dell and have'nt changed anything to my knowledge. I honestly have no idea about the drive being as slave. The only new hardware or software I have is I had to change monitors a few days ago but I had this problem long before that.Д«ack a few months ago when I had contacted Dell about the Kernel Stack inpage Error, 1 of the proccess we went threw before finally replaceing the mother board was doing a clean reinstall of windows. If you need to use safe mode to disable or remove components then restart your computer and press F8 and select advance options then safe mode.

Disable BIOS memory options such as cacheing and shadowing.

If the problem continues disable or remove any newly installed hardware or software. If this is a new installation ask your hardware or software manufacturer for any windows updates you might need If this screen appears again then follow these steps.Д¬heck to make sure any new hardware or software is properlly installed. If this is the first time you've seen this stop error screen then restart your computer. Hi, Just had it happen again and this is everything it says on the blue screen.ДЄ problem has been detected and windows has been shut down to prevent damage to your computer.

Blue screen kernel_data_inpage_error