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BSOD help!!

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Mrigank

Junior Member
I have been getting bad pool header randomly, sometimes playing gmaes, sometimes idles, sometimes surfing etc.
Pentium D 3.0Ghz
1 ram stich ddr2 1GB, 1 ram stick 1/5 GB
350 watt peak 300w PSU
160 GB WD SATA
IDE CD drive I can't upload attachments of minidump, it is not allowed.
 
You need to post better details about you hardware specs and what operating system you're running if you want help. BAD_POOL_HEADER errors are commonly the result of corrupt memory, misbehaving device driver/s, corrupt system file/s, etc. Without knowing what OS you have it's not possible to give you specific repair steps but common diagnostic/repair steps would be to run chkdsk followed by sfc. If you still get the error after those steps, then consider swapping in a known good stick of RAM to test with. You don't upload attachments to this forum; open a free account with Mediafire file hosting site, upload files to them, and then post the link here.
 
Hmmm, Not a lot to go on... Check one of your memory sticks is bad.(sometimes double sided and single sided don't mix) I know a 1033 error bsod is driver related. 300 watt is generic I assume might not be supplying enough juice either..That system is a watt/amp monster (honest opinion). Not sure if attaching the cd header would help for the cd rom drive. It's used for audio playback I think. Good luck 🙂
 
Bubbaleone said:
Since you're running a pirated version of XP there's no way of knowing how many altered/incompatible files are on that system, but the offending driver is klif.sys. You need to get genuine if you want to stick around on these forums.
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you are infected big time.(Kaspersky products)is what the kilf.sys is. original os is what you need
 
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