BSOD is a screen what a Microsoft OS shows when your PC’s in some kind of problem, which can be anything; And that’s the reason why it shows some particular type of errors code, just to make little easy to understand the problem. Like this ‘IRQL NOT LESS OR EQUAL’ mainly occurs when some of your windows kernel-mode process or a driver attempted to ingress in a memory address and it won’t able to complete their access....
The problem can generally be fixed with a quick system restart. However, if the restarting won’t works then you can try to use all the suggested solutions mentioned below. Usually this fault mainly occurred when we update or install a new “drivers” in our windows, last week I got 50 emails people asking about some solutions to fix this error and the similar fix’s what I’ve seen is that most of the users having this problem after updating their video’s and network card drivers....
Having this problem on your computer fully indicates that your Windows Operating System’s Pool Header got corrupt or maybe having some problem in it.Actually to define this “Pool Header” I’ll need to write a 2000+ word article because it’s a long technical story to explain and I bet, you got bored. So, mainly I made this tutorial short and more meaningful and to make it quick, let’s split this error name into 3 parts as you can see: BAD – By mentioning the word “Bad”, your computer is just saying that there is something which is causing some discomfort to the pool header....
