Bad_Pool_Caller and many other BSOD messages

Bad_Pool_Caller is the one that mostly pops up. This all happened after I downloaded a few updates for windows last night, it was doing this last time I updated and I followed Microsoft's advice and redid windows, which helped, until now. I have ran my computer in safe mode, and checked all my driver (To the best of my knowledge) and I still keep getting it, I think it has to do with my wireless card though. I don't get any BSODs when it disabled but I've reinstalled it like 20 times, I even went to their site and got the newest drivers I could find from their site. I'm not sure what else to do at this point.View attachment 65598

Hi Yoshuzimo,

Welcome to the 8forums.

I have taken a look at a few crashes and there are 2 causes.
The first is Bitdefender, several drivers have been flagged. Please uninstall Bitdefender by using the uninstall tool.
The second is AMD Quick Stream, please remove Quick Stream via the normal way.

So there's no way to keep Bitdefender or fix Bitdefender on my system. Cause I've had it for over a year and have an active license and I'd hate to lose it, but will at least give it a try once I get home from work. As for AMD stream, I'd be glad to uninstall it, lol.

Edit: I have now Uninstalled Bitdefender using the uninstall tool and Uninstalled AMD Quick Stream from the control panel. I will restart and see how things go, Usually only takes like 5-15 mins.

Edit 2: Took me a while to get backinto safemode, went on a streak of BSOD again. But bitdefender and Amd quick stream are gone. Heres the new logs. I'm also going to be look into them (new at BSOD analysis myself) hopefully we figure it out.

I have taken a quick look and it seems your new installed Avast is causing this problem.
I do not believe that a fresh installed program is causing trouble, it is more likely bad RAM in this case.
Every program stores some data in RAM to access it later, likely is the RAM failty giving either corrupted data or let it access Avast the wrong memory.

Run MemTest86+ to analyse your RAM. MemTest86+ - Test RAM - Windows 10 Forums

Funny enough, last night I was looking at the dump files and came to the same conclusion. So I already downloaded and burned a disk for memtest86 and ran it all night last night. Not sure how many runs it defaults to but it said it was clean. But I can run it again just to be sure.

Edit: I left check disk running a disk check when I left for work today, just on the off chance we might get something there.

MemTest86+ is proven better, please download and run MemTest86+ according to the instructions.

You need at least 8 complete passes for a conclusive result, less and you only waste your time.

Ok, so another 8 clean passes with memtest86+. I ran it last time, just didn't put the plus in my post.

When you get another bluescreen, clean the contacts of the RAM (if necessary) and reseat the RAM properly.