Random BSOD when browsing web + gaming. 0x00000019


  1. Webtrovert
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    Windows 7 32bit.
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    Random BSOD when browsing web + gaming. 0x00000019


    So I've been getting very random BSODS, Bad_Pool_Header, Bad_Pool_Caller, and IRQL NOT LESS OR EQUAL.
    I decided to remove most software off of my computer, and I haven't gotten any of the above BSODs since. But, I have been getting a new one, that says something along the lines of:

    A driver attempting to damage the system has been caught.

    Sorry for the bad memory, couldn't really catch it all. I haven't gotten any BSOD other than that since I've deleted everything.

    I think all my System Info is in the minidump files attached, so I shouldn't have to list it here.

    I'm going to bed in 20 mins or so, so I'll be around to reply.
    Last edited by Webtrovert; 12 Aug 2012 at 23:01. Reason: not sleeping
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  3. richc46
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    Windows 10, Home Clean Install
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    Welcome
    You have your driver verifier enabled, turn it off
    The problem driver seems to be
    Netw5v32.sys file descriptionProductname:Intel® Wireless WiFi Link Adapter Description:Intel® Wireless WiFi Link Driver Company:Intel Corporation
    Go to Intel site and update.
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  4. Webtrovert
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    Alright, I'll start with doing that and reporting back.
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  6. richc46
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    Important to be sure Driver Verifier is turned off.
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  7. Webtrovert
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    I'm supposed to go to Run > Verifier > Delete existing settings, correct?
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  8. richc46
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    Option 2
    Driver Verifier - Enable and Disable
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  10. Webtrovert
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    Yep. Im updating all drivers atm, hopefully that'll be the fix. I'll update later tomorrow.
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  11. richc46
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    If after you update the drivers and you still have problems, I still have a few tricks up my sleeve. We will get it fixed.
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  12. Webtrovert
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    Used my PC a bit, watched videos, and browsed the web with ease.

    Im going to do some harder stuff before I say it's fixed.
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