Selim Gürsu

Greetings, I previously mentioned experiencing BSODs after updating to version 5.99. However, the administration was helpless in resolving this issue. Today, I submitted both versions 5.99 and 8.25 of the "kerneld-x64.sys" file, which is causing the problem, to the "claude.ai" website. The site found the problem, and I kindly request that you fix it. Respectfully.

5.99 works perfectly on MSI Z270 Tomahawk Newer versions crash with PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA Only when closing AIDA64 with OSD enabled Happens on both Windows 10 and Windows 11 Latest BIOS installed

The problem is definitely in the "kerneld-x64.sys" file; please find a solution.

I installed version 8.00.8000 but I got a blue screen again when closing the program.

Admin, you didn't answer, are we giving up? If there's no solution, let me know.

Admin, have we run out of solutions? Should we close this topic?

I followed your instructions exactly, but unfortunately, I got a blue screen again. It seems there's no other option. I guess I won't be able to use newer versions of AIDA64 anymore.

USB Dump usbdump.rar

Installed Programs;

The BIOS is up to date, and there are no external devices like USB peripherals. Not even speakers. Keyboard: Razer Cynosa Mouse: HyperX Pulsefire That's all. Can you check what you did when you upgraded from the 5.99 to the 6x version? I also changed the ram sticks.

As of now, I got a blue screen error again, and the kerneld.x64 file didn't work either

Wouldn't Aida64 work properly in this case? Also, it turns out that the problem is the "kerneld.x64.sys" file. Could you please help me find a solution? Thanks.

Dear Admin, I took the kerneld.x64 file from version 5.99 and deleted the kerneld.x64.sys file from version 7.70. I added .sys to the end of the kerneld.x64 file from version 5.99, and the file became kerneld.x64.sys. I copied it to the program's main folder and it's fine now. What I don't understand is that the kerneld.x64 file from version 5.99 doesn't have an extension. In short, is there any harm in using it this way or could it cause the program to malfunction? By the way, although there is only one nvme driver in version 7.70, there are 2 of them, for your information.

Dear admin, I'm a conscientious PC user and pay close attention to both hardware and software. I've tried every method possible; I really, really love AIDA64. That's why I've tried every possible solution. I'd be very grateful if you could solve this problem. Best regards.

Yes, I tried all versions after 5.99.