How to fix Kernel Data Inpage Error on Windows

Kernel Data Inpage Error (stop code 0x0000007a) occurs due to bad sectors , viruses, hard drives or faulty RAM . This article will guide you on how to fix the Kernel Data Inpage Error blue screen error on Windows.

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Kernel Data Inpage Error message on Windows 7 and earlier versions.

Error messages on Windows 8, 8.1 and Windows 10.

How to Fix Kernel Data Inpage Error on Windows

• Cause of error
  • 1. System memory is corrupted
  • 2. Corrupt file system
• How to Fix Kernel Data Inpage Error on Windows
  • 1. Run the chkdsk tool
  • 2. Check the system log in Event Viewer
  • 3. Run the Memory Diagnostics Tool
  • 4. Enable the "Automatically Manage Paging File Size for All Drives" option
  • 5. Check hardware peripherals

Cause of error

1. System memory is corrupted

The most common cause of this error is RAM (read-only memory) repeating read/write operations.

2. Corrupt file system

Another possible cause of this error is a corrupted file system. This can happen due to disk read/write errors, power failure, or virus attack .

How to Fix Kernel Data Inpage Error on Windows

The following methods apply to Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, 8.1, and Windows 10.

1. Run the chkdsk tool

If the 0x0000007a error is caused by bad sectors on your hard drive, run the chkdsk tool to identify and fix the problem. Follow the steps below to run the chkdsk tool:

Step 1 . Type cmd in the search box, right-click Command Prompt in the results and select Run as Administrator .

Step 2. Type the following command into Command Prompt:

chkdsk C: /f /r

Replace drive C: with the drive letter where you installed Windows.

Step 3. Press Enter .

The computer needs to restart to run the chkdsk tool.

2. Check the system log in Event Viewer

The Event Viewer tool helps you identify the device that is causing the 0x0000007a error. To access the Event Viewer log, follow these steps:

Step 1. Type Administrative Tools in the search box, select it in the results.

Step 2. Double click on Computer Management.

Step 3. Expand Event Viewer in the right pane, then expand Windows logs.

Step 4 . Select System .

Step 5. Check all error messages to determine the device causing the error.

3. Run the Memory Diagnostics Tool

The Memory Diagnostics Tool allows you to check for RAM problems to see if they are causing the Kernel Data Inpage Error.

To access the Memory Diagnostics Tool follow these steps:

Step 1 . Type Windows Memory Diagnostics in the search box, click on it in the results.

Step 2. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the process and wait for the results.

4. Enable the "Automatically Manage Paging File Size for All Drives" option

Another effective way to solve KERNERL_DATA_INPAGE_ERROR in Windows is to manage the paging file size settings. Doing this is quite simple and there are no commands involved. You just need to use Performance Options on Windows:

Step 1 : Open Windows Explorer using the shortcut Win + E .

Step 2 : Right-click on This PC and select Properties. Or, use the This PC shortcut if it's already on your desktop.

Step 3 : On the Settings menu , click Advanced system settings next to Related links .

Step 4 : On the next window, make sure you are in the Advanced tab . Click on Settings under Performance.

Step 5 : This will open the Performance Options window . Again, go to the Advanced section.

Step 6 : In Virtual Memory, click Change.

Step 7 : Here, enable the Automatically manage paging file size for all drives option .

Step 8 : Click OK.

Step 9 : Click OK again in the Performance Options window.

Step 10 : Close System Properties and restart your computer.

In most cases, this should resolve the KERNEL_DATA_INPAGE_ERROR error. If not, move on to the next solution. Additionally, enabling this option may slightly reduce the performance of your Windows computer, as manually adjusting the page file size is a common way to improve slow performance on Windows .

5. Check hardware peripherals

If the above methods do not fix the problem, try the following tips:

• Remove the hardware peripherals from the computer. Remove them one by one, then restart the computer and check for errors. If the error is gone, it is caused by this device. If not, try another peripheral.
• Run Antivirus Software : Malware disrupts the normal functioning of your computer. This includes causing BSOD errors like KERNEL_DATA_INPAGE_ERROR. To safely detect and remove malware from your system, you need to run a comprehensive virus scan. In most cases, Windows Defender is more than enough to clean up common malware.

Good luck!