Windows 10: Bad_Pool_Caller or Kernal_Mode_Heap_Corruption when attempting to run a program from a...

Recently, my PC has begun to give me a BSOD anytime I attempt to run a program from a different drive. I have two SSDs, and when I attempt to install Steam onto the drive, when I open it it immediately BSODs. When I install it onto my C:// drive, it runs perfectly. I have reset my PC when this issue began, but this has failed to resolve the issue. I have also reseated my RAM, and reinstalled my GPU drivers by deleting and then restarting my PC. Memory Diagnostic resulted in no errors found.

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Help, cant get past bad_pool_caller and kernal_mode_heap_corruption errors

So I was recently trying to see if my drivers for my cpu were correct (for reference I have a ryzen 5 2600) so I went to there website and downloaded what looked like some sort of driver thing called StoreMI. basically, I had uninstalled Ryzen Master to see if this StoreMI was anybetter for my system as my cpu seemed to be running kinda slow recently. Long story short, My pc gave me the blue screen with the error code bad_pool_caller. I went into safe mode to delete the file I had just downloaded and also undeleted ryzen master. still getting an error code switching from bad_pool_caller and kernal_mode_heap_corruption. any help? I have been at this for 2 hours.

 

Help with Bad_pool_call' and "Kernal_mode_heap_corruption" error codes after a full reset

Recently, my PC has been experiencing recurring blue screen errors, specifically displaying 'Bad_pool_call' and messages related to kernel issues. Despite performing a system reset a week ago and updating all drivers, the problem persisted. After downloading the necessary drivers, I was able to use my PC without issues until today. However, when I launched a different game from the one that previously caused the crash, the 'Bad_pool_call' error occurred again. This was after a full system wipe, essentially restoring my PC to a 'new' state. I'm seeking assistance to resolve this recurring issue. As I was typing this I got KERNAL_MODE_HEAP_CORRUPTION again.

 

Help with Bad_pool_call' and "Kernal_mode_heap_corruption" error codes after a full reset

Kernal_Mode_heap_corruption again, could it be a hardware issue?

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