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PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA

Its to do with your page file ^^^^^^.
Try increasing it if that does not work, set your page file to 0 / reboot / do a full defrag / reboot and then set your pagefile to 2.5 times your ram as above.

This will ensure that your system has all the information at the start of the drive in the correct order and the pagefile will be positioned at the end of the data as it should be, I recommend o&o defrag utilty if you want to go one step further in getting your system running how it should :).

But dont buy it :cry:

Just because it mentions page fault, doesn't mean it is the page file.

Every peace of data in memory is split into pages. A page fault is basically that it can't translate a page from virtual memory to physical memory address. It can happen for many reasons, and in most cases not a fragmentation issue. The PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA is very very common and to get info on the specific error the important info is the stop code 0x50 or similar.