Windows 10: BSOD: Kernal Trap Error & Fault in non paged area

I am a novice user leaning towards an intermediate user.
I am using: Microsoft Windows 10 Enterprise Version 10.0.1134 Build 1134 which I upgraded from Windows 7. I had to replace my mother board and lost my licensed version.
Aver the past month or so I have been receiving BSOD crashes with the following two Error messages "Unexpected kernel trap error" or "Fault in non paged area."
I have explored many web pages and tried many fixes, so far to no avail.
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Can someone please assist me...

BSOD: Kernal Trap Error & Fault in non paged area

 

Creator Update Paging in Non-Paged Area


I did the Creator update for Windows 10 today, and since then I've been getting consistent BSOD crashes due to page fault in non-paged area, where I was getting no BSODs before. I'd like to fix the situation and not just do a rollback, but if that's the best step I'll go ahead and do that.

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After updates BSOD "PAGE FAULT IN NON PAGED AREA"

I have been running Windows 10 for several months. Yesterday, it updated upon shutdown. Since I restarted the computer, it will run for awhile, but randomly goes to BSOD with error: "PAGE FAULT IN NON PAGE AREA", shuts down and restarts. I was able to get
in and check the drivers to see if any need updating, updated some, but the Dell driver, thats needs updating, keeps sending the computer to BSOD with the "Page Fault" message.

Windows Updates 9/15/2016:

KB3176937

KB3176935

KB3176938

Any help is greatly appreciated. We use this computer for classes and need to get it up and running by Monday. I'm currently using my phone to type, so I apologize for any typos.

Thanks!

 

BSOD Page Fault In Non Paged Area

Hi guys,

For the past few weeks now, I've been randomly getting a BSOD that says Page Fault In Non Paged Area. It usually happens a couple times per week at random.

It indicates it's caused by ntoskrnl.exe but I can't seem to find any information about it. I have no idea how to diagnose or fix it. I took this photo from BlueSreenViewer.

I've tried chkdsk, Windows Memory Diagnostic, I've created a custom page file size for each of my two HDD's. Everything I've done has found no errors. Computer is virus and malware free.





Anyone have any insight into this?