Re: bad_pool_header Blue Screen Upon Start Up
- From: "Gerry Cornell" <gcjc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 11 Jan 2007 00:38:22 -0000
Nass
As I understand the computer does not boot! The Windows XP CD is pre SP2 and SP2 was downloaded. Would a slipstreamed CD be needed to boot? If so would the OP be able to implement Symantec instructions having booted using the CD?
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Regards.
Gerry
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Stourport, England
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nass wrote:
"Junior Junk" wrote:
Hmm. Thanks Gerry. (And thanks in advance to anyone else that
offers
insight.)
Let me describe the computer:
Dell Dimension XPS
Pentium 4 Processor 550 (3.4GHz)
2GB DDR2 SDRAM at 553MHz
Microsoft Windows XP (SP2)
At installation it was SP1a, therefore, this is what my XP CD has.
I downloaded SP2 online.
Would it help the more knowledgeable out there to give me some
guidance if I
describe what I was doing when the problem first arose?
My Norton Internet Security had lapsed. I purchased a license that
permitted installation on three computers rather than simply renew
through my
expiring software. I attempted to install the application from the
CD. The
process seemed to be nearing completion when the computer gave me
the blue
screen of death, I mean the bad pool header stop error message. :-)
If there is some more helpful information, feel free to ask! :)
JJ
"Gerry Cornell" wrote:
JJ
General trouble shooting advice
http://aumha.org/win5/kbestop.htm
Specific information about error but difficult to use
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/DevTest_g/hh/DevTest_g/t05_bugs_60_299217d6-98d1-4d1d-8068-883e89933845.xml.asp
You could try disconnecting all peripheral connected , except
keyboard, mouse and monitor and see if it will boot.
What is the computer make and model?
What version of Windows XP do you have? Does your Windows XP CD
include the SP2 update or did you install SP2 from the free special
SP2 CDs distributed by Microsoft in 2004 or download SP2?
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Hope this helps.
Gerry
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FCA
Stourport, England
Enquire, plan and execute
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HI Junior:
Read this from another poster:
I recently installed Norton Int. Security 2007 on both my Dell
Dimension 8200 and my Dell Inspiron 6000. The following occurred in
both units:
Install went fine and NIS 2007 functioned properly. However, when I
inserted a data disk into my CD/RW drive to update some files, the
disk began to boot, then the infamous BSOD with a BAD_POOL_HEADER
error message.
After many discussions with Dell and Symantic via chat support and
telephone, the best advice followed from Symantic Technical Support.
I have copied and pasted it below. Apparently, NIS 2007 needs to boot
before Sonic RecordNow. I guess they were both starting at the same
time, thus the conflict?
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Welcome back to Symantec Online Technical Support.
I understand from your message that you are not able to write CDs
using your Sonic RecordNow software with Norton Internet Security
(NIS) 2007 installed.
Please accept our apologies for any inconvenience this issue may have
caused to you and thank you for your patience. Please note that, this
is not a common issue that has been reported to Symantec. This issue
could occur due to conflict with any other program installed in your
computer. To verify this, please enable only Windows and Symantec
services at startup and check for the issue.
For assistance, please refer to the Symantec Knowledge Base document
by clicking the link provided below:
Title: 'How to start your computer with only Symantec and Microsoft
services loading'
Document ID: 2005110811012639
Web URL:
http://service1.symantec.com/Support/tsgeninfo.nsf/docid/2005110811012639?Open&src=con_ols_nam
If the issue gets resolved, then follow the instructions below to
find which program is causing the issue.
Please follow the steps provided below to find out any timing
conflicts between the Symantec files and other files loading at the
Windows startup:
1. Close all open programs.
2. Click Start, and then click Run. The Run dialog box appears.
3. Type msconfig and then click OK.
4. The System Configuration Utility appears. Click the Startup tab.
5. Uncheck all the entries other than those related to Symantec.
Symantec programs can easily be identified, as the words "Norton" or
"Symantec" will appear in the path for that file. (You will have to
use the scroll arrows at the bottom of the dialog box to see this.)
6. When you are finished, click Apply, and then click OK.
7. When you are prompted to restart the computer, click Yes.
8. After restarting the computer, please check if the issue persists.
If not, then repeat the above steps and in the Startup tab, select
five more programs and restart. Check if you get the error message.
Follow the processes again and select another five programs.
9. If you receive the error message, then you may need to follow the
same procedure on individual programs in the set of five programs in
which you found the error.
We look forward to hear from you and working towards resolving this
issue.
Regards,
Bimal
Escalation Engineer
Symantec Authorized Technical Support
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I followed the instructions and my Inspiron 6000 seems to be working
OK now. I have not attempted the process with the Dimension 8200 yet.
There are other issues (I may be doing a clean reinstall of Windows
XP soon.)
Dareman
HTH.
Let us know.
Regards,
nass
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