Windows 10: Asus laptop random bsod

Hello people

I'm getting random BSOD with the error BAD_POOL_HEADER on my laptop. I've noticed BSOD after upgrading my HDD to Sandisk SSD Ultra II 240 GB and when I play bluestacks (I play daily clash of clans on bluestacks) and I get BSOD about every 30 minutes. *Confused Any help would be really appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

:)

 

SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION (win32kfull.sys)

It's happening in my 3 computers, 2 laptops and one desktop.

Laptop Gigabyte Saber 15 --> Yesterday I've done a clean install with the latest ISO, no issues till now. Time will tell. Still having the SFC errors created by Visual Studio, that can't be fixed.

Laptop Asus A540S --> Windows Update, random BSOD

Gaming desktop --> Windows Update, random BSOD

All with latest updates: Windows 10 Home / Version: 1709 / Comp: 16299.19

Since its random, I'm kinda never ready to take a picture with my smartphone camera when it happens. It only says SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION (win32kfull.sys) with a QR code.

Even after uninstalling the Visual Studio, the SFC /scannow keeps giving errors that DISM commands can't fix.

Only way to fix the errors created by Visual Studio is reverting back to a restore point before Visual Studio installation.

 

BSOD Randomly. help.

I would be using my laptop at random times during the day and it would BSOD maybe 10mins later. Anyone know what I should do?

ASUS RoG

Intel Core i7-4710HQ CPU @2.50GHz 2.49GHz

RAM: 24.0 GB

Windows 10 Home 64-bit OS, x64-based processor

071916-7625-01.dmp

 

Hi barrikas,

Welcome to the 10forums *Smile

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Please open Bitdefender, go to modules, go to Firewall, click 'Block port scans in the network' so it is turned OFF. This is a temporary solution until the problem is resolved.
You could also configure Bitdefender and Malwarebytes to exclude each other, click on this link for how to do this, but only excluding may not work so I suggest that you at least follow the suggestion for blocking port scans in Bitdefender.

 

So I followed the instruction on how to turn off 'block ports scans in the network and I also configured Bitdefender and Malwarebytes to exlude each other. I uninstalled driver genius also but I can't tell which drivers had been installed with this program since I'm using it from the window instalation.. If the crashes occure again then would it be wise to make a clean install of windows 10? I hope not! I'll let you know if the problem persists.

Thanks again for the useful instructions *Smile

 

If the crashes persist a clean install is recommended.

 

Hi everyone!

Two days without the annoying BSOD's !! *Biggrin Thank you axe0, thank you Ten forums! Should I mark the thread as solved or we wait if something goes wrong in the following days?

 

You can mark this thread as solved *Smile