What Does It Mean?
This is caused when a memory region, outside of what is currently mapped in the system, is accessed. The memory manager tries to page in this region and discovers that the address does not reside in the memory that is paged out.
How Do I Fix It?
This can be caused by corrupt NTFS volumes, so run CHKDSK /F /R to check for corruption
Check the event log for networking errors, as bad packet data has also been known to cause this.
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