Windows 10: BSOD - After Win10 upgrade - Bad Pool Header (0x19)

Hi all,

Upgraded a stable Win7 laptop to windows 10 and started getting Bad Pool Header BSODs.
Some I cleared ( It used to happen immediately when connecting the network cable)
After reading the forums and looking into dump files (excellent tutorials...) I am not much wiser.

It happens a short time after I connect with the regular windows VPN to our office.

Attached is the dump files...

Thanks
Avi

:)

 

After upgrading from Windows 7 to 10, I recurrently get the Bad Pool Header BSOD and Windows 10 won't run

• Downloaded and installed Windows 10 as an upgrade from Windows 7 which was working fine
• Installation went well but, when Windows 10 started up, after a few moments, I get the BSOD Bad Pool Header error and it reboots;
• After rebooting, I again get the BSOD Bad Pool Header.
• Ultimately, rolled back to Windows 7 because I never had a stable Windows 10 desktop.
• Once, upon rebooting, it performed a CHKDSK--no errors found;
• Once, I appeared to have a stable Windows 10 desktop--but then developed the BSOD Bad Pool Header when I opened Outlook or Explorer for the first time.

Suggestions? I'm now back in Windows 7 and would like to use Windows 10.

 

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Hi Avi Hecht,

From the 25+ dumps there are only 2 in the zip which do not contain much useful data.
Please make sure you are not using any cleanup method like disk cleanup, they remove dumps that are necessary for troubleshooting.

I suggest to perform a clean install, the upgrade causes most Windows 7 users problems that you can easily solve with a clean install.
Windows 10 - Clean Install - Windows 10 Forums
Don't forget to backup your stuff.

 

Hi axe0,

Thanks for your help.
Unfortunately rebuilding a development LT is not a short project.... So I'll probably need to slog on or just roll back.
There is no clean up process on my machine - its a user problem *sarc
I just opened the dump files trying to figure things out and deleted them between crashes....

I'll just have to slog on and try to find a solution.

Thanks,
Avi

 

Likely you won't find another solution then a clean install *Sad