Kernel Data Inpage Error-help?

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nbutler

Discussion Starter · Mar 29, 2011

I purchased a re-furbished Gateway desktop FX6840 from tiger direct.
there has been some issues, but for the most part it works very good.
the price was right too.

to make a long story short, when the computer comes out from being in hybernation for a while, it sometimes crashes and give me the following warning on startup:

ther is a lot on the blue page but it basically says
"Kernel Data Inpage Error"
then the computer starts again and works fine until the next time it does the same thing.

I am running Windows 7 home premium (64).
the spects for the computer are here:
Buy the Gateway FX6840-03e Refurbished Desktop PC at TigerDirect.ca

and from Gateway are here:
Gateway Support - Downloads & Support Documents - Desktop / FX Series / FX6840

I have searched the problem and a few other people have suggested checking disks....etc. I did disk check and all my drives were fine. i have not checked my hard dries or memory, but looking into the Bios at the gateway link above shows the following solution in one of the bios updates. i downloaded the bios update, but have no idea how to install it.

is this a bios issue? can someone help me solve this problem?

looking at the readme in the bios package i dont' see Windows 7 as being supported.
also- if i'm udating the bios, do i just run the most recent update, or do i pick the one that has the specific solution i need.

I am not familiar with this stuff. you help is much appreciated.

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nbutler

Discussion Starter · #3 · Mar 30, 2011

ACPI is up to date. not other driver isssues shown. i also ran CA PC tune up and did all of their requested changes. this issue didn't change.

Rather than just running my computer all the time, i'd like to try and solve the issue.

in one of the bios updates discussed above, it says "...2. Resolves system S3 can't wake up by PS2 KB issue..."
is that the solution? if so, can you walk me through the bios update?

thanks again. N

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nbutler

Discussion Starter · #5 · Mar 31, 2011

fair enough. I switched the sleep setting to "never". I hope too much damage has not been done already b/c its crashed a number of times.

1) so do you think it is bios issue? i have no idea what 1/2 these words mean but "Resolves system S3 can't wake up by PS2 KB issue" sounds somewhat encouraging.

2) i bought an extended waranty from tiger direct. i could bring it into them to fix the issue, but didn't want to unless i couldn't do it myself. that said, i'm not looking for a $1K paper weight.

thanks in advance.

N

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