Windows 10: PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA (EasyAntiCheat.sys)

Okay so i ran the first scan and it actually found corrupt files but said it fixed all of them CBS.log - Google Drive

Also my computer is at 100% disk usage most of the time too if that has something to do with this

 

What is taking the resources?

 

system and compressed memory and windows installer modules worker. I just tried to do this other scan and it was stuck at 10% forever

 

I saw that means my hard drive is messed up but i built this computer just a few months ago

 

Did you take a look at the file i posted though from the sfc/scannow?

 

sorry for all of the replies but why did you need to see the properties for that driver? :O Is something wrong with it?

 

Nope, not necessary since there are no problems there *Smile

The thought that the details may reveal something about it would help with a direction of what the driver is from, but this time the opposite is true unfortunately.

 

So what do you think i should do to fix this?

 

When you open registry editor (search "regedit" (without quotes)), choose 'File' > export

This might be a suggestion you don't like.
Remove all games (synchronisation for the games is on?) and remove Steam and see how many easyanticheat.sys files are present after the removal. From there we might have a better clue of where it is coming from.

 

Okay cool and also i just realized it has to be the ntoskrnl file or whatever it is because i also get 100% disk space a lot of the time from system and compressed memory so i clicked options and saw ntoskrnl as the name. So how do i fix this ?:O

 

I mentioned this

Give some more details, like a screenshot, that this file is taking resources doesn't say much.

 

I don't understand? What do you mean by give you more details??? Idk what i'm doinghere like i said earlier so idk how to give you more details about it unless you tell me how or ask me questions

 

When taskmanager is open, click on 'Disk' in the processes tab to filter on the disk usage, then make a screenshot or photo of the taskmanager and post it.

What I meant with 'give more details' is that there are 2 ways it can go to, 1 is a hard drive problem when the usage is not enough to say that this is a software (Windows) issue which is way 2 (software issue).