Page Fault BSOD

[ACRking]

My system specs are:

CPU: i7-3820
RAM: 4x4GB DDR3 2133Mhz Gskill Ripjaw
GPU: R9 290x
PSU: CS750
MOBO: Gigabyte x79 ud5
(please don't hate this next one)

OS: Windows 7, zero updates, right off the disc

 

I am getting the BSOD for page fault in a non paged area, and have checked the entirety of the internet and have successfully followed every idea and every instruction, 
1) testing my pc with no page file, custom page file, and default page file
2) chkdsk, 
3) swapping my RAM out with spares and testing each one individually, 
4) I ran memtest86,
nothing is "wrong" and no solution is giving me results.  

All I know from what I have done is that my computer works perfectly fine in safe mode, sm w/networking, and sm w/cmd.  I started moving drivers out of system32(that I can identify) such as amd/ati drivers, and the computer boots successfully but then BSOD's again.  I reduced the startup services and programs to null, besides anything that has microsoft or windows in the name, and it still BSOD's. What other information do you need? What other tests can I run?  What other solutions can I try? Thanks for your time with this.

MEMORY.DMP: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BwUur9hTEET3MkN1cXltQlllT0E/view?usp=sharing

[Navbryce]

Have you tried updating Windows 7? Or is there something preventing you from doing it?

[Batteries Included]

13 minutes ago, Navbryce said:

Have you tried updating Windows 7? Or is there something preventing you from doing it?

I have Windows 10, always updated. i5-7200U laptop. I get it twice every month, roughly. Updates do not help.

[Navbryce]

1 minute ago, Batteries Included said:

I have Windows 10, always updated. i5-7200U laptop. I get it twice every month, roughly. Updates do not help.

Same problem as OP? Could be different things.

[Batteries Included]

Just now, Navbryce said:

Now im just confused. what? you're not the op. or are you....

I am not. I am just saying updates do not help.

[Navbryce]

Just now, Batteries Included said:

I am not. I am just saying updates do not help.

Do you have the same problem?

[Batteries Included]

9 hours ago, Navbryce said:

Do you have the same problem?

yes

[AngelHT]

You should check in the BSOD to what files it refers. For example for me was a IOMap64.sys file that was causing the same BSOD you having. After founding what file causes trouble you can usually connect it to some driver or some peripherals related software ( i cant see your .dmp btw)

[ACRking]

I think I found a good combination of solutions.  Hopefully it works for everyone, but my PC is fixed now!

Start with this: http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-2084584/page-fault-paged-area-bsod.html
Then go on to this: https://www.xtremerain.com/fix-page-fault-nonpaged-area/

At this point you should have plenty of time to do this next part without a BSOD interrupting: Make sure every driver you can think of is updated.

Afterwards, repeat this: http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-2084584/page-fault-paged-area-bsod.html

 

These fixed me right up, I'll come back with info on whether it was a permanent fix or not.  Also, I fully updated Win7 recommended, didn't take too long and as far as I can tell windows 10 hasn't been forced on me.  Thanks for all the replies!  Hopefully these two fixes help you all!