

In case you find any issues with your current hard drive, the most optimal solution to fix the error is to replace it with a new HDD or SDD drive. It is an open-source tool that examines the hard drive for any problems and displays a detailed report on the health status of each drive. That's why you'll need a third-party tool like CrystalDiskInfo to do the job. However, Windows doesn't have any built-in tool to display the SMART information of a drive. In case you didn't find any loose cables, check your hard drive's SMART (Self-Monitoring, Analysis, and Reporting Technology) information to see if it has developed any health-issues or not. If you're using two RAM sticks, you can also try swapping their slots to fix the error. In case you inspect any loose connections, we recommend disconnecting everything and reconnecting each wire firmly. Loosely connected RAM sticks can also cause your system to run into this BSOD error.

While you're at it, also take a look at the RAM stick. Make sure that the hard drive SATA cable and power cable are connected firmly. Start by looking for any loose cable connections. So, before moving towards advanced solutions, it's better to check all the hardware components on your computer.
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Half of the time, the stop code Kernel Data Inpage Error is triggered due to hardware related issues.
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Part 1: How to Fix stop code kernel data in page error Tip 1: Check Hardware and IDE/SATA Cable Connections

Part 1: How to Fix stop code kernel data in page error.
