[Fixed] kernel_stack_inpage_error

armydog · 03-22-2007

hi
lately my pc has been diplaying a black screen and the only reason provided to me is that there
has been a "kernel_stack_inpage_error" . i have googled a bit to try and find some reasons for the error
and basically what i've learned is that it may have something to do with bios and that a resolution may involve disabling caching and/or shadowing. also that might pc may have a virus. i don't believe the latter to be true but while running my virus scanner( http://www.avast.com ) my pc did go back to the black screen.
also i forgot to mention that i recently installed and uninstaled the vista transformation pack.
it was pretty to look at but because of my pc being rather limited in resousces i believe it was slowing it down.
during insallation it had to change some system setting configurations.. anyway
to make a long story short i never seen this black error page untill i tried this software out.
my os is XP home edition and i have 192MB ram.
i will appreciate any suggestions to a solution.
armydog

valis · 03-22-2007

read this:
Troubleshooting "Stop 0x00000077" or "KERNEL_STACK_INPAGE_ERROR"

and let us know if that pertains to your situation.....

btw, xp will barely run on 192 mb ram, and vista flat out won't, as I think you may have discovered......

thanks,

v

armydog · 03-22-2007

hi valis
been to that page already, having trouble understanding the resolutions.
i know i'm rather limited on ram but believe me the pc runs very well.
should i disable or limit the amount of caching?
armydog

valis · 03-22-2007

okay, let's try this; go to start > run > eventvwr.msc, that will open an explorer like window with applications, security , and system on the left hand pane. Click on 'system', find an red exclamation point in the right hand side, double click it, and if it's the one for the stack error, click on the two pieces of paper on the right, which will copy it to your clipboard, and then come here and paste the details. That way we can see the details and go from there, see if something needs to be switched back in bios or whatnot.

thanks,

v

armydog · 03-22-2007

Event Type: Error
Event Source: DCOM
Event Category: None
Event ID: 10005
Date: 3/20/2007
Time: 5:30:12 PM
User: USER\User
Computer: USER
Description:
DCOM got error "The service cannot be started, either because it is disabled or because it has no enabled devices associated with it. " attempting to start the service ntmssvc with arguments "-Service" in order to run the server:
{D61A27C6-8F53-11D0-BFA0-00A024151983}
For more information, see Help and Support Center at Events And Errors Message Center: Basic Search.

valis
this is all i found in the event veiwer ,don't know what it means but i don't think it has anything to do with the black screen
armydog

valis · 03-22-2007

just for kicks, click on the 'shoot the messenger' link in my signature, follow the instructinos, and see if it happens again. It very well could, but I'm seeing a few instances of ms messenger running multiple times causing that guid......I"ll keep looking for other solutions, but if it happens after you kill the messenger, let me know.

Also, is this random, or does it happen after doing something, or has it started happening after you have added new software?

armydog · 03-22-2007

it never happened until i uninstalled the software that made my XP look like Vista
that download can be found here:
Download Vista Transformation Pack 6 Final - Vista Transformation Pack - Bring to your desktop the look of Microsoft's future operating system, Windows Vista - Softpedia
its happening less but in particular when i try to run my avast virus scanner it always goes to the black screen

03-22-2007	#1
armydog Bronze Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 21	[Fixed] kernel_stack_inpage_error hi lately my pc has been diplaying a black screen and the only reason provided to me is that there has been a "kernel_stack_inpage_error" . i have googled a bit to try and find some reasons for the error and basically what i've learned is that it may have something to do with bios and that a resolution may involve disabling caching and/or shadowing. also that might pc may have a virus. i don't believe the latter to be true but while running my virus scanner( http://www.avast.com ) my pc did go back to the black screen. also i forgot to mention that i recently installed and uninstaled the vista transformation pack. it was pretty to look at but because of my pc being rather limited in resousces i believe it was slowing it down. during insallation it had to change some system setting configurations.. anyway to make a long story short i never seen this black error page untill i tried this software out. my os is XP home edition and i have 192MB ram. i will appreciate any suggestions to a solution. armydog

03-22-2007	#2
valis Elite Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: texas, USA Posts: 2,672 PC Experience: PC Illiterate	read this: Troubleshooting "Stop 0x00000077" or "KERNEL_STACK_INPAGE_ERROR" and let us know if that pertains to your situation..... btw, xp will barely run on 192 mb ram, and vista flat out won't, as I think you may have discovered...... thanks, v __________________ PCHF Prework / PCHF Rules / AVG / ATF / Housecall / NTRegOpt /Everest / PCHF Protect Your PC / PCHF Postwork M.C.S.A. M.C.P - MS Server 2k3, Network Architecture "Ask Bill why the string in function 9 is terminated by a dollar sign. Ask him, because he can't answer. Only I know that." - Gary Kildall

03-22-2007	#4
valis Elite Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: texas, USA Posts: 2,672 PC Experience: PC Illiterate	okay, let's try this; go to start > run > eventvwr.msc, that will open an explorer like window with applications, security , and system on the left hand pane. Click on 'system', find an red exclamation point in the right hand side, double click it, and if it's the one for the stack error, click on the two pieces of paper on the right, which will copy it to your clipboard, and then come here and paste the details. That way we can see the details and go from there, see if something needs to be switched back in bios or whatnot. thanks, v __________________ PCHF Prework / PCHF Rules / AVG / ATF / Housecall / NTRegOpt /Everest / PCHF Protect Your PC / PCHF Postwork M.C.S.A. M.C.P - MS Server 2k3, Network Architecture "Ask Bill why the string in function 9 is terminated by a dollar sign. Ask him, because he can't answer. Only I know that." - Gary Kildall

03-22-2007	#6
valis Elite Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: texas, USA Posts: 2,672 PC Experience: PC Illiterate	just for kicks, click on the 'shoot the messenger' link in my signature, follow the instructinos, and see if it happens again. It very well could, but I'm seeing a few instances of ms messenger running multiple times causing that guid......I"ll keep looking for other solutions, but if it happens after you kill the messenger, let me know. Also, is this random, or does it happen after doing something, or has it started happening after you have added new software? __________________ PCHF Prework / PCHF Rules / AVG / ATF / Housecall / NTRegOpt /Everest / PCHF Protect Your PC / PCHF Postwork M.C.S.A. M.C.P - MS Server 2k3, Network Architecture "Ask Bill why the string in function 9 is terminated by a dollar sign. Ask him, because he can't answer. Only I know that." - Gary Kildall

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