Error BSOD Bad Pool Header - Satellite C50-A-157

Hello

I get a blue screen bad pool header error.

It started after I updated some drivers, was one of the drivers does not work properly since, it's the IWD bus enumerator, it has a yellow exclamation point and this error, Windows cannot load the driver for this hardware device. The driver may be corrupted or missing. (Code 39)

I can't find a solution for this driver so I had to disable, I think that it is related to the bad pool header as I get it a lot more since the update. This often happens when I'm on the web, just from crashes and goes into the blue screen.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thank you.

Hello

Can you please tell us which laptop model you use, which are part of troubled hardware and drivers are updated.

Please post some specific info. Your ad is fairly general.

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    I realize that it is quite a long and boring post, so thanks for reading this day and any help/suggestions, you can give will be greatly appreciated, thank you.

    It's really strange question. Try to roll back the OS to an earlier time before it started to happen just to see if problem will be solved. Post comments.

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