BSOD on 2 seperate pc's. Bad pool header and Irql less than or equal 2


  1. Sixnails
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    BSOD on 2 seperate pc's. Bad pool header and Irql less than or equal 2


    Hello everyone! This is my first post here so bare with me.
    My friend is having some bsod problems and it seems to be triggered by flash (youtube) and torrenting. I have attached the log indicated by your bsod instructions. I hope i did that right im not 100% sure. Not only that my pc is having problems with my new kindle fire hd. when i plug it in i get bsod instantly. The former is the bad pool header the latter is the irql. if that helps. i am going to have to add my personal pc's zip file after posting.

    EDIT: Ive including my own personal log. My log ends with irql after the date.

    Thank you all so much for any advice given. It is very appreciated!
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  3. Pauly
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    Both uploads are missing files ? please post all files requested as they all provide info helping us to identify problems
    Also i think you may be better off taking out your irql stuff and starting a seperate thread or its gonna get confusing, BSODs are often not clear cut and require some trial and error diagnostic steps, but we need the other files to get started or you could post a Windows Genuine and Activation Issue Posting Instructions
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  4. Sixnails
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    the files arent there? i uploaded the files like the instructions said. should i copy and paste the minidump too? or i guess i would zip that huh? also should i use the kernel setting for recording my bsod or what? both pc's have 16 gigs of ram so i cannot do the full log. I apologize for my confusion. When i know HOW to post these things ill make a new thread and thank you :)
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  6. Pauly
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    Run the tool as per https://www.sevenforums.com/crashes-d...tructions.html this tutorial and it will collect the files for you, if you want to know what you should expect the output to look like check someone elses BSOD thread and look at their upload :)
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  7. Sixnails
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    Ok thank you for the advice. I am going to mark this thread as solved and make 2 new topics (each problem as a different topic) and hopefully correctly upload those files :).
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