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Today’s user guide is designed to help you if you receive a bad-pool-header error message.

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g.Bad pool header is a common blue screen of death error that can appear in all versions of Windows, including Windows 7, Windows 8, 8.1, not to mention Windows 10. Inoperative pool headers can be caused by a variety of reasons – errors including physical memory failures , corrupted Windows registry entries, viruses and viruses, or incompatible applications.

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Stopping the BAD_POOL_HEADER error only on Windows 10/8/7, displayed with software error 0x00000019, indicates that the pool header is usually corrupted. The bad pool header problem is caused by problems with Windows memory space. This error usually occurs after you’ve installed new hardware or software – usually someone’s anti-virus software – that doesn’t work on your Windows computer. However, bad drivers with routers, bad sectors or other storage media. Content creation issues can also cause this blue screen to appear.

If you can’t boot Windows 10 normally, try booting to Safe Mode. This helps to find a solution. You can try the procedures below to fix this problem. First go through all the suggestions in the list and then decide which one you want to tryat.

1] Recently Removed Running Software

If you’ve recently installed any software, uninstall it and see if that fixes any part of the error. In most cases, our third party vendors have antivirus applications that often cause an error. If you have antivirus software installed on your system, you can try uninstalling it temporarily. If that solves the problem, you can now replace them with other apps. In the Control Panel window, click Programs and Features to view a list of programs that are typically installed on your system and remove your antivirus provider or recently installed software.

2] Recently Installed Hardware Removed

If you recently installed hardware, open Device Manager, find the new hardware driver, right-click it and uninstall. Restart your computer and see.

3] Disconnect External Devices

Another reason for the error may be external devices, msystems that work. To correct this cause, disconnect all peripherals and external devices other than the keyboard and mouse, and restart the new computer. See if this solves your specific problem. If this works, then one or more of the previously connected external hardware devices may be defective and will need to be replaced. If this does not solve the problem, try the following steps.

4] Disable Fast Launch

Disable Fast Startup and watch yourself. It is enabled by default on Windows. This can sometimes break the system and corrupt the h2 tags in the pool.

5] Update Device Drivers

Faulty conductors can lead to pitfalls. Windows will update all drivers, but they can also be updated manually if the previous step didn’t work.

To update the procedural drivers, press + win R and find the Run window. Enter devmgmt.msc to get the device manager. In the list of drivers, right-click eachth driver and sort “Update Driver Software” for each driver. Update them all one at a time.

In fact, you can also use Verifier Manager to find out how faulty drivers are working.

6] Clean Boot

Perform a clean boot and see if that solves the problem. If there are no problems, it means that multiple non-Microsoft processes are causing the crash. You should try to manually identify the culprit.

7] Hardware Is Performing A Clean Boot

A clean boot of hardware is different from a normal clean boot state. Hardware sections that are not required to perform an action are disabled in Device Manager.

Press Win + R to open this launch window. Type devmgmt.msc and press Enter to open the device manager. You can easily deactivate drivers for the following electronic devices by right-clicking them and selecting the attachment you want to deactivate.

• Video adapter.
• DVD / CD-ROM drives.
• Sound, video combined with game controllers.
• Network adapter.
• Modems
• Connections
• USB devices and controls if you are not using a USB / wireless mouse or keyboard.

Reboot your system and see if that fixes the error. If possible, then the reason is in one of the best devices. Again, you should try to identify the machine manually by trial and error.

8] Run Memory Window Diagnostic Tool

You can also use the Onboard Memory Window Diagnostic Tool to do this job. Open the tool and click on Diagnose Your PC’s Memory Problems. After execution completes, you can open Event the Viewer to find the results in the MemoryDiagnostics-Results entry.

9] Check Your RAM

This is usually done successfully by a hardware technician, but there seem to be reports that the problem may be in RAM. Therefore, this should be checked.

If you are a power user, you can visit Microsoft to find out More about Stop error.

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