I experienced more blue screens with Firefox and Chrome (latest versions) and less with Internet Explorer although IE crashed a lot, at least it didn't always blue screen. I have experienced BAD_POOL_HEADER, IRQ_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL and DRIVER_POWERSTTE_FAILURE blue screens. I have had the same issue for several months on a brand new Windows 7 HP Envy laptop and after many blue screens am finally arriving at this conclusion that it's most likely the Global VPN Client (even latest version for me at the time, 4.). I'm considering getting a new laptop, but I cannot believe I woudl have to DO that just because one stupid program throws a BSOD.
The ONLY way I can connect to my VPN at work is through this client and it has left me completely dead in the water and bleeding money from falling behind in my work. After spending all day reinstalling and patching and installing just my core apps (FF, chrome, addons, etc), I installed Sonicwall Global VPN Client.
GLOBAL VPN SONICWALL PRO
After hours of trying to figure out the problem I finally resorted to backing up all my data, formatting my hard drive and starting over with a fresh copy of Windows 7 Pro 圆4. I ran registry cleaners and memory tests and did everything I could possibly think of. I uninstalled the VPN client and reinstalled the latest version. I updated my DNE files, NIC drivers, and removed every other non-essential service from my startup. A few days ago, with no warning, every time the Sonicwall global VPN client loaded, it BSOD'd (first one was IRQ_LESS_THAN_OR_EQUAL, but all subsequent ones have been BAD_POOL_HEADER).
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