What Is a Bad Pool Header Windows 7?
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What does bad pool header mean?

The bad pool header error refers to your computer’s memory pool. If you get this common error, it means your machine is having trouble allocating enough memory to properly run an application, typically because the memory pool is corrupt.

How do you fix a bad pool header?

Steps to Fix BAD POOL HEADER 0x00000019 Error

  1. Disconnect External Drives and Devices. …
  2. Check Drive SMART Data. …
  3. Scan Disk for Bad Sectors. …
  4. Test RAM. …
  5. Check and Update Device Drivers. …
  6. Check System File Integrity. …
  7. System Restore. …
  8. Replace Hardware.
Alexander Ross

Alexander Ross

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Alexander Ross has covered the video game industry for a decade, writing deep dives on game design, esports tournaments, VR developments, and gaming culture.

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