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       How to fix an invalid page fault
   DIR By: admin
       Date: January 30, 2017, 2:28 pm
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       [html]<b>Remove all&#13;TSRs</b> <p><img
       src='
  HTML http://www.computerhope.com/issues/pictures/invalid-page-fault.jpg'/><br
       /><p>Disable or unload&#13;any TSRs or background
       programs&#13;currently running&#13;before running
       the&#13;program causing&#13;the GPF. <hr/><p><b>Delete all
       program temporary files</b> <p>Delete all temporary files that
       may still be&#13;residing on the hard drive from
       currently&#13;or previously running programs.<hr/><p><b>Run
       ScanDisk and Defrag</b> <p> Run ScanDisk and run Defrag on the
       hard drive as it could be possible your hard&#13;drive may have
       an issue causing the swap&#13;file or data files to become
       corrupt or&#13;invalid.<hr/><p> <b>Update software or check
       for&#13;software patches</b> <p>If you are experiencing invalid
       page faults&#13;in only one program, verify that
       the&#13;software program is compatible with the&#13;operating
       system you are running the&#13;program within. Also, verify with
       the manufacturer or vendor of the software program that there
       are no available&#13;patches or updates for the program
       that&#13;may help or resolve your issue. <hr/><p> <b>Recently
       installed software or&#13;hardware</b>If you have recently
       installed new&#13;software or hardware, uninstall
       or&#13;reinstall that software or hardware to&#13;verify it is
       not causing your issue.<hr/><p> <b>Bad Memory, invalid bits,
       or&#13;physically damaged memory</b> <p>Bad memory can cause
       Illegal Operations. If&#13;you have recently added memory to
       the&#13;computer it is recommended that it first be&#13;removed
       to verify that you are not&#13;experiencing conflictions with
       the recently&#13;installed memory. <p>If no memory has been
       recently added to&#13;the computer it is recommended you
       follow&#13;all other steps found on this page
       before&#13;replacing the memory within the computer.[/html]
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