Troubleshooting Windows BSOD that tells me “The driver is mismanaging system PTEs”

See Kazna3's answer at http://www.d-a-l.com/archive/index.php/t-49205.html He/she writes:

But first, the BSOD is pretty old. The 0x9C BUGCHECK is hardware related, well known. The rest of it concerns the processor, it's a processor fault or just the processor driver. :(

Have a look here for the explanation: 0x9C: MACHINE_CHECK_EXCEPTION (http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms795775.aspx)

Microsoft used to advise this when we got it with the P4s:

Step 1) Update your BIOS (hardware patches called microcode updates ride here, if your processor or AMLI has an errata, it would be fixed here).

Step 2) Call hardware vendor immediately as this is a strict hardware error.

Step 3) Replace hardware, starting with CPU.

In other words, your hardware is likely borked. Possibly a brown-out, or high heat. Just because a component is solid-state doesn't mean it can't fail. Eg: RAM fails all the time - there's a reason it ships in static-resistant bags.

The problem is that while the kernel is processing one exception it is encountering a second one. In this case it is processing a page fault while it encounters a second one. Most probably this is a stack overflow.

Load the dmp file in windbg and run the following commands:

.trap  fffffa6004e45610
k 100

This will produce a stack trace of the offending thread. Please post the stack here.