- Oct 25, 2012
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Hello everyone,
I recently installed a Windows Update. It acted normally (Please restart your computer...configuring update 0%...installing update 3%...etc). But after the restart, whenever I start back up from standby or sometimes even after just starting the computer up from shutdown, the computer crashes with the STOP code BAD_POOL_HEADER (0x19). Using a third-party app (because the Win8 BSOD doesn't show you the parameters or anything, sadly), I found out that parameter 1 for the code (the only one that matters in this particular case, so far as I could tell from microsoft's website) is 0x20. I reinstalled the LAN, chipset, and graphics drivers (and made sure everything else was up to date using the Windows Device Manager), but none of them worked.
If anyone has a fix or suggestions they would be highly appreciated.
Thanks,
TennisTheMenace
EDIT: BlueScreenView says that almost all the crashes were due to the NPFS Driver (Npfs.SYS). Any suggestions?
I recently installed a Windows Update. It acted normally (Please restart your computer...configuring update 0%...installing update 3%...etc). But after the restart, whenever I start back up from standby or sometimes even after just starting the computer up from shutdown, the computer crashes with the STOP code BAD_POOL_HEADER (0x19). Using a third-party app (because the Win8 BSOD doesn't show you the parameters or anything, sadly), I found out that parameter 1 for the code (the only one that matters in this particular case, so far as I could tell from microsoft's website) is 0x20. I reinstalled the LAN, chipset, and graphics drivers (and made sure everything else was up to date using the Windows Device Manager), but none of them worked.
If anyone has a fix or suggestions they would be highly appreciated.
Thanks,
TennisTheMenace
EDIT: BlueScreenView says that almost all the crashes were due to the NPFS Driver (Npfs.SYS). Any suggestions?
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