All of your minidumps pointed at your Audio Driver being the root cause of this issue (i.e. QSoftAud.sys) with 0xD1 error.
The time stamp on this Driver is from 2002, which makes it very very old driver release, please check your your Philips sound card's support site for newer drivers and download them.
Before installing newer version, you must uninstall the current version, then download Driver Sweeper or Driver Cleaner Pro (both free and easily available) and run to clean out any left over files, then install the newer driver you downloaded.
I hope that fixes the issue, if for some strange reasons it doesn't please turn off 'Full Hardware Acceleration' both in windows control panel and audio driver's setting, and try standard or basic. Please do let us know about your progress. Regards