BSOD Bad Pool Header 0x00000019 (Random)

I also added the dump that I know for certain that was made during BSOD because I set it up myself to do this so I included it (092015-229087-01.dump.rar)

This problem has happened on a gradient, once a week, once a day, now 2-3 times daily.

Thanks
Patrick Batman

So far I have ran memory tests with both mem86+ and windows memory diagnostic. Ran a Malwarebytes hyper and custom c: drive scan (with root, memory scans) after running rkill.exe and tweaking.com repair program. Malwarebytes showed no errors on either scan, windows memory had no errors (just 2 pass) and then hardware problems with a 5 pass scan. Memtest86+ has 21 errors with it's standard test ran 6 times.

I read (from researching) that the latest Malwarebytes premium could be causing this and so far I uninstalled and installed the free version and haven't had a BSOD (fingers crossed) nearing on 20 hours now. I'm in no way out of the woods though, so help/suggestions would still be appreciated after you've looked at my dump(s). I just posted to update the situation.

(two PNY 2GB DDR2 PC2-6400 sticks laptop)

And the BSOD is back.

Please use the tool again and upload the zip file

Seems it maybe Malwarebytes running in background causing the bad pool header but not for certain (so I havent had malwarebytes running anymore but I would like to).

Of windows? Yeah, It came installed on the laptop so I wasn't given a backup disc and my recovery partition was what was attacked so rather than REBUY windows, being I wasn't given a disc I got it online. Since It took 3 days for a response I already got it figured out.

SOLVED IT MYSELF, if anybody else comes here the answer is Malwarebytes (at least for me anyway).

Well that didn't happen for me, perhaps I got the wrong version there was like home, ultimate, OEM, etc etc and I didn't know what I had before. When I have time I will get the one you linked so please can you keep that link up as I have this bookmarked? Thanks anyway :)