STOP: 0x00000050 Error and its Resolution in Windows Vista

When we install a new software or hardware in order to enhance the system's functionalities sometimes, it demands to restart the system for complete installation. I few cases, it ends with a blue screen or STOP error message after system restart and the system stops booting. This behavior makes the data inaccessible in the hard disk.

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In case the system is attached with storage device like Secure Digital (SD) memory card or a Compact Flash memory card the following STOP Error Message can be encountered.

“STOP: 0x00000050(parameter1, parameter2, parameter3, parameter4)
PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA”

It halts the boot process of the system and makes the data inaccessible on the hard drive.

Reason for this error message:

Here are mentioned some possible reasons for the above STOP Error message:

• The hard drive may be physically damaged.
• Corruption in the external storage device.
• The newly installed software is incompatible with the system.
• Mismatch of the resource requirements of the installed devices with those requested by the BIOS of the computer system.

Problem can be resolved by:

The following steps can be applied to resolve the issue:

• Remove the recently added hardware or software.
• Remove faulty drivers or system services.
• Turn off the BIOS memory option including caching and shadowing.

In most of the cases, the “STOP : 0x00000050” error message will be resolved . But in case the problem continues, then a Windows Data Recovery Software is the only solution to this data loss problem . The highly advanced scanning mechanisms of the windows data recovery application enables you to recover your lost data. The windows data recovery software are easy to use and provide an effective data recovery with a powerful hard drive scanning algorithm.