BSoD error First bad_pool_header then bad_pool_caller


  1. kooori
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    BSoD error First bad_pool_header then bad_pool_caller


    Ok well lately my computer has been stuffying uup. Due to this i went back to n old restore point that i created. my computer was alrite for a few weeks. then i begun to get the BSoD errors.the bad_pool_header has been removed for now. however when i fixed it i got a bad_pool_caller. Can someone please help? I have attached the following dump files. So yeah.
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  3. kooori
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    Windows 7 Ultimate 32 bit
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    well i have created a new user. and it hasnt crashed for 3hrs. which is unusaul. is there a way of fixing this problem on the other user?
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