0X0000007a kernel data inpage error vista: A page of kernel data was not found in the pagefile and could not be read into memory. This might be due to incompatible disk or controller drivers, firmware, or hardware.
This suggests that the problem might be some device driver (or perhaps even a device itself). In my post above I have a procedure for checking and updating all the device drivers (and firmware if applicable). You may
want to give that a shot. I also included tests for your hard drive and RAM which you should run to rule them out as the problem. It can also be caused by malware (but you say your system is 100% clean so I guess we need to rule that out).
The fact that SFC found corruption it could not repair means we need to re-install the OS (since that's really the only way to repair the corrupt system files - which is probably the cause of the second error message
in the dump you posted about which I could find no further informaton) - preferably a system repair/install but if necessary, a clean install. The procedures for both of these options are listed near the bottom of my prior post. If you have a Vista Installation
Disk, try the system repair/install process first as that will preserve your data, programs, and settings (whereas a clean install will wipe the disk clean). Remember to first backup you data in either case.
Please don't be concerned about booting to a disk. Kids do it all the time playing games on the computer and this is really no different (as long as you follow the procedures and I've provided detailed procedures in
every case where you might need to boot to a disk). I'm sure you can do it (just based on how you were able to gather the information you've provided and how you were able to post it with the images) - but the decision is yours. If you decide to take it
into a conputer repair professional (NOT Geek Squad or any of those big store centers) check out several (and consider sending it back to manufactuerer for repair as well). Compare costs, quality and warranties and make your best choice. Be sure to backup
you data before sending it off or bringing it in because chances are good they will wipe the hard drive clean during their diagnosis and repair procedures.
I recommend you try to follow the procedures I've previously posted in the order they are presented (though in some cases this involves booting to a CD/DVD) instead of just picking out those that don't require doing
that. There's a reason they were presented in that order - it works through from the most likely and less intrusive options to the point where a clean re-installation is the only remaining option (and hope even that fixes the problem otherwise it's probably
something hardware-related and you really will need to seek the assistance of a reputable computer repair techncian. But again, the choice is yours. I'm just trying to help you resolve this as best I can without you needing to pay money when that may not
be required.
I hope this helps. Again, I'm confident you can do more than you think and I hope you try all the proposed solutions before spending money on what may turn out to be a costly repair that you could have done yourself.
If you do try and you have ANY problems, post them here and I'll try to walk you through them (though the instructions I've included are quite thorough and i don't think you'd have any trouble following them step-by-step).
Good luck!
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