PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA (HYPKERN64.SYS)

Hi All, I have just uploaded the latest Sonar Platinum .08 update today and when I try and open some projects I get a blue screen with the following message: PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA (hypkern64.SYS) .
The PC checks for errors and then advise I start again.
Tried this several times with the same result so I rolled back to .07 and all is fine again!
Any advice would be great, I tried searching the forum but came up with no posts?
 

Many thanks, I did a search on Google but did not find that. Did the latest update and updated Sonar again and fingers crossed it seems OK! The only other problem i now have is some missing VST plug ins so will search the forum and see if anyone has had this problem.

Yes I do have a UAD1 board installed but have installed the latest UAD 1 software available as you suggested and all is working fine without any blue screen tahnks you. I think I will have to rescan my VST folders to grab back the odd missing plug ins which are IK multimedia based.
Many thanks for your help!
 

Yeah, a blue screen or fault like that is in a driver in ring 0 (kernel mode) so it's pretty unlikely to be directly caused by something SONAR is doing.  However, being that it's an audio driver SONAR is accessing it, so I get the connection.
Definitely make sure you have the latest driver for your hardware. 
 
Keith

Some VST3 versions of plugins do some funky things, while their VST2 counterparts work with no glitches.  Might be worth testing that out.
 
Also, how are you fixed for being completely current with Windows Update maintenance?  Some programs, like Sonar, access common shared C++ Run Time Redistributeable code libraries, and not having those or other maintenance that developers are expecting users to have on their systems - can cause weird and flaky errors too.
 
So - for both of the above possibilities, Sonar might be exposing issues that lie in either the flavor of a given plugin, or with missing maintenance in Windows. (not claiming this is what is happening to you - just tossing out possibilities to look into)
 
Bob Bone
 

Pete,
 
You probably know this, the UAD-1 DSP boards haven't been supported for a couple of years. Windows 10 was released well after UAD-1 support ended.  Some drivers/SW/HW, without official Win10 support, may still work on Win10 but could be unreliable. 
 
One other thing, the UAD website says: UAD-1 plug-ins are 32-bit only. You might double check that the current SONAR plug-in path still points to the 32-bit UAD-1 plug-ins. The path name should have something like "\Program Files (x86)\".  If the "x86" is missing, this likely indicates a problem.  You can see this using the Cakewalk Plug-in Manager.  Once again, I'm not familiar with the UAD-1 and this suggestion might not apply. 
 
Here's more info about UAD-1 support on the UA site: https://help.uaudio.com/hc/en-us/articles/206024206-UAD-1
 

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I am not a computer expert but logic tells me that it seems to be linked with the latest Sonar update. Don't know what your thoughts are on that score?
Pete

A lurking bug in one piece of software can manifest itself after a perfectly valid change is made to surrounding software (i.e. connected or related SW for this example).  Such a bug may stay dormant with other versions of the surrounding software. This may not seem logical, but it happens (as many seasoned engineers can attest).  
 
 Edit: Attempt to clarify plugin path info.