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lltdio.sys (Link Layer Topology) BAD_POOL_CALLER
Hey Guys,
I've just had a BSOD in Vista Ultimate, with an error message of BAD_POOL_CALLER. After analyzing the error log, I've found out that it was caused by a file called lltdio.sys, which is apparently a built in Vista driver for Link-Layer Topology Mapper I/O. I was streaming a video to my 360 at the time, using Transcode 360. Does anyone have any idea why this file may have failed and given me a BAD_POOL_CALLER error? Thanks, 
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