Windows 10: System reboots, BAD_POOL_CALLER c2 - IMAGE_NAME: rcbottom.sys

Hi everyone!I've been struggling with this issue for a while now. I'm not sure how to exactly tackle this issue and I'm having a hard time.See the memory dump bugcheck analysis below.So far I noticed that RCBottom AMD Raid Driver is responsible for the crashes. However I'm uncertain on how to fix or how to resolve this.Any advice would be appreciated as I've struggled figuring this out on my own.Thank you kindly for reading this, and I hope we can solve this together.******************************************************************************** &nb

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Bad_Pool_Caller


I have read quite a few "Bad_Pool_Caller" posts and none that I've read have been any help. It really is getting frustrating; as many as three times in a day. I've tried safe mode, but couldn't figure anything from that. In fact as I write here I'm expecting a crash. Jeez this really is a backward step. I don't remember windows 3 crashing like this with no explanation as to what is causing the crash. I have a Dell Studio 1747 laptop (six years old now). I installed a 240GB SSD drive a week or so ago. I can't remember if I had these BSOD's with the old drive. I've attached the suggested system file from previous posts. I notice ads to repair this problem, but hesitate to try them; any suggestions on that.

Thanks, Allan

 

BSOD - BAD_POOL_CALLER

Hi Gerry,

Do not worry any further as I have resolved the problem.

I downloaded another program called WhoCrashed which was able to analyse the MEMORY.DMP file which told me the below. As this only appears to happen during surfing the web and my BAD_POOL_CALLERS had issues with the TCP drivers within Windows, it makes perfect
sense. I have Googled the issue and found that the Killer Networking drivers are simply rubbish, to run a full uninstall, and just install the drivers without the software suite. Should this continue to happen again, I will try uninstalling the drivers, disabling
the device, and use my Intel NIC as I have two ethernet ports on my motherboard (EVGA Z270 Classified K). It's annoyed me a little as I have lost my overclock settings now after running a CMOS so I will have to play around with those over the weekend but at
least it's not a hardware issue and I can resolve it over time

I apologise for wasting your time as it could have been used helping someone else.

Thank you!

- Mitch

On Fri 17/03/2017 00:28:51 your computer crashed

crash dump file: C:\Windows\memory.dmp

This was probably caused by the following module: e2xw1.sys (e2xw10x64+0x892D)

Bugcheck code: 0xC2 (0x7, 0x0, 0x3, 0xFFFFB088BDD203D8)

Error: BAD_POOL_CALLER

Bug check description: This indicates that the current thread is making a bad pool request.

This appears to be a typical software driver bug and is not likely to be caused by a hardware problem.

A third party driver was identified as the probable root cause of this system error. It is suggested you look for an update for the following driver: e2xw1.sys .

Google query: e2xw1.sys BAD_POOL_CALLER

 

Bad_pool_caller

Hi Donald,

BAD_POOL_CALLER is a blue screen error that happens whenever your PC encounters something that it can't process. This error will make your computer crash to prevent further damage to your system. For us to be able to isolate the problem, kindly answer the
following questions:

• Did you make any changes to your computer prior to the issue?
• Does the problem persist after restarting your computer?
• Have you taken any troubleshooting steps so far?

We recommend that you check this
article and follow the steps provided on how to troubleshoot blue screen errors in Windows 10.

Keep us posted and we'll be willing to assist you further.