Ok The First 5 MiniDumps are absolutely Identical to the First 1, so you need to update the Network and Modem Drivers if you haven't already.
But Bad News is that the Last MiniDump you uploaded cites a 0x9C Error which is a Definite Hardware Error, the MiniDump explains the Problem and it signals that the BSOD was caused by a Interrupt 18 Error which means that the Error was flagged by the CPU.
Also please note this Error can be caused by other Hardware like the PSU and Motherboard.
I will suggest you run these Tools below.
Prime95 Instructions - You need to Run all 3 Tests in Prime95.
Prime95 32bit Version
Prime95 64bit Version
1. Unzip and Open the program and select "Just Stress Testing".
2. Select Either "Small FFT's", "Large FFT's" or "Blend" to start 1 of the tests or Select as Indicated by me.
3. Let the test run for around 20-30 mins.
4. Remember the Results or Note them down in Notepad it only has to be this, e.g. Test: "Small FFT's" - Pass or Fail, you could just upload this Notepad File after you have run the Indicated tests.
5. Now select Options and then "Torture Test" this will bring you back to the opening menu from Num 2 above,then start following from there again, continue to do this till you have run the tests Indicated by me.
Memtest86 Instructions
Download the pre-built version of Memtest86 (Link Below) and burn it onto a CD using ISO Recorder (Link Below) other ISO burning software will work as well (E.g. Nero). After this boot off the CD and start the test going and let it run for 3-5 hours (Minimum of 7 Passes) or Overnight which is best.
Memtest86
ISO Recorder
You also need to monitor your Hardware Temperatures using
Everest Home Edition
Also have you Overclocked your CPU?
If Yes immediately put it back to its Stock Clock
And Lastly for your Question on Reading the MiniDumps you can use
Windows Debugging Tools
