Bad Pool Header is a Stop error that occurs in Windows 10/8/7 with the error code 0x00000019 that indicates the pool header is being corrupted.
This error shuts down or restarts your computer in order to prevent any sort of damage to your system. When this error occurs, you find a message stating “Windows has been shut down to prevent damage to your computer”.
The Bad Pool Header Error occurs due to problems in Windows memory allocation and a few other reasons that are stated in this article.
There are a huge number of BSOD error codes that appear on the computer because of different reasons.
In this article, I am going to tell you about one of the BSOD errors that rarely appears on the screen and that is the STOP 0x0000011A error.
If by chance you are facing this BSOD error then you are at the right place.
Here I am going to give you complete information about this STOP error what it means, causes, and solutions to fix it.
Go through this article and apply the workarounds with care.
What happen again got an error? Don’t worry PC Error is there to solve all your errors and issues. Recently it is found in forum sites that many Windows 8 users are encountering 0x050 error or PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA Error
If you are also facing this error then don’t worry. Today in this article we are going to discuss error code 0x00000050.
0x00000050 error is a stop code error, it displays a blue screen error hence also called as Blue screen error. Whenever you restart your computer after Windows service pack installation this error appears.
On Windows 8, NMI (Non-Maskable Interrupt) can be generated by the user manually by pressing the NMI switch present on your computer or just because of hardware error.
When you found this error on your computer your windows stop executing and display the blue screen of death or BSOD error that states: “Your PC ran into some problem need to be restart”, and includes the below error code: NMI_HARDWARE_FAILURE or nmi hardware failure error.
Your computer will save the memory dump file, and will automatically reboot which depends on the setting particularly under “Startup and Recovery” in the “Advanced system settings” under the System control panel of your computer.
The behavior of NMI has changed as compared to the earlier version of Windows. In Windows 7 or Windows Server 2008 R2 and its earlier version the response when a computer encounter NMI was depended on the configuration of the “NMICrashDump” registry value.
