Random BSOD's: Memory_management, bad pool header etc.

[karlsnooks]

Sorry Thomas, but I will not be able to help you. I can not duplicate your output from having run the script that generates the WDOLogs.ZiP file.

Have a nice day,
Karl

 

[Thomaszee]

Sorry Thomas, but I will not be able to help you. I can not duplicate your output from having run the script that generates the WDOLogs.ZiP file.

Have a nice day,
Karl

Alright, I have no clue how come.
Should I run WDO again=

Thanks,
Thomas

 

[karlsnooks]

That would be a good idea.
WDO first runs a quick scan automatically.
When the quick scan finishes, select the FULL SCAN radio button.
On my 2.3GHz, 50 GB of 128 GB SSD being used, full scan took about 45 minutes.
As said, in the write-up a full scan can easily take 6 hours. Start the full scan while you sleep.

When the full scan has finished, and you have clicked on the buttons in WDO to reboot, then you can run the script again.

 

[Thomaszee]

Okay I ran WDO again, attaching WDO file.

Thanks,
Thomas

 

[Thomaszee]

Okay I ran WDO again, attaching WDO file.

Thanks,
Thomas

I'm sorry, I made a big mistake this is only from a QUICK scan I forgot to run the full scan after it aswell, i'm very sorry. Will do soon!

Sorry and thanks,
Thomas

 

[Thomaszee]

Okay ran WDO quick+fullscan. attaching file.

Thanks,
Thomas

 

[karlsnooks]

thomas, I'm involved in other activities and will not have time to pursue the logs. I wish you will and update you bios using the Windows procedure.