Windows 10: SPECIAL POOL DETECTED MEMORY CORRUPTION Stop Code on Windows 10

The SPECIAL POOL DETECTED MEMORY CORRUPTION bug check with a value of 0x000000C1 occurs due to a problem with the hardware, with the prime suspect being the physical RAM. It could be caused due to some error in the Realtek driver for [...]

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Windows 10 Crashing IRQL Not less or Equal Error and Special Pool Detected Memory Corruption

Hello Everyone,

I'm currently running into the following blue screen stop codes "IRQL Not less or Equal Error" and "Special Pool Detected Memory Corruption". I started receiving "IRQL Not less or Equal Error" so I followed instructions on using Driver Verifier. After using
Driver Verifier I received a couple of Blue Screens and the following Special Pool Detected Memory Corruption afterward. I have uploaded the Dump files, MSinfo output, and System Snapshot as a zip file. I will like any advice on how to proceed.

Here's the link for the zip file:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BzP5OougAdY6NWEwN0EzN2s4bTg/view?usp=sharing

 

BSOD-SPECIAL POOL DETECTED MEMORY CORRUPTION

Hello

I did a clean boot and it did help with an issue I was having with my wireless router so thx for that, but unfortunately I still got a BSOD "Bad pool header" error three hours into playing an online game. I recently upgraded my Motherboard and CPU and the
problems started shortly after that. I seem to get a slight power surge before it happens so maybe it could be a power supply issue (the power supply is 600 watts and is less than a year old) My computer is over ten years old and with the exception of the
hard drive I've upgraded everything video card etc etc. Pulling my hair out in frustration

Any suggestions?

BTW tried to boot windows 10 from a flash drive to repair corrupted files but it stopped at 33 percent and BSOD Bad pool header NTFS.sys

 

Windows 10 Crashing IRQL Not less or Equal Error and Special Pool Detected Memory Corruption

Hi Angel,

Blue screen errors are commonly caused by faulty hardware or drivers, or software conflicts. Driver_IRQL_Not_Less_Or_Equal and Special Pool Detected Memory Corruption specifically are usually related to network drivers. It is known that the Driver Verifier
has been causing some issues lately. At this point in time, we suggest that you go through the troubleshooting found in this
support article on how to troubleshoot blue screen errors.

Even if the solution provided does not resolve the issue, it will still help us find a permanent fix. Kindly update us on the outcome of the troubleshooting that you will be performing.

Your reply is most important for us to assist you accordingly.