Yes, indeed. What do the minidumps tell you this time?

"You are still getting ATIkmpag.sys and DirectX errors, all relating to your video in one way or another. Try installing a bigger power supply than the one you have installed now"

This is exactly what the minidumps are telling me

New one. Still driver or gpu related error?

Ok, I found a lot of threads elsewhere about this same cause. It has something to do with certain drivers that launch when the pc boots. One that was stated often as the problem was the DEAMON TOOLS driver, which indeed is active when my pc boots - checked in msconfig. I disabled this one and a few others. I hope this one is fixed for now, if this wont fix it I have to disable all them drivers one by one to check which ones are causing the BSOD's. Might take some time but it will fix it for sure.

Still have to find a final solution for the BSOD caused by the Crossfire function in Catalyst Control Center - in stead of simply disabling it, because it costs me some frames per second in games

I really got the feeling I'm getting somewhere now. Thanks for all the help till this moment. Don't lock this thread though, I'm pretty sure I'll still need your help anyway haha.

Well, good luck with this...

2 more. I disabled DEAMON TOOLS drivers on boot now. But still 2 BSOD's, I think it has something to do with my Bittorrent when booting. When I close it, BSOD kicks in. Take a look at the dumps while I disable Bittorrent drivers on boot. Probably 2 more of those NTOSKRNL.EXE.

Oops, I forgot to add dumps on that one. Sorry.

Bittorrent use can bring in all sorts of malware, and DEAMON TOOLS is a good source of spyware. This might be what you are dealing with... Yes, NTOSKRNL.exe times 2. What antivirus and malware protection are you using?

Wow, something real bad happened. My pc got another BSOD and when I tried to reboot it it would give another BSOD saying PROCESS1_INITIALIZATION_FAILED. After some googling on my laptop I found out I had to delete a file named bootcat.cache after booting it in safemode. I did this, but now my pc is acting very weird. It wont let me enable my Microsoft Security Essentials Reatime Protection for some reason.

The malware protection I got is malwarebites anti malware.

I'll post this with the last 2 minidumps I got, eventhough I thought there were a lot more BSOD's but apparently it didnt make a log of those ones.

Critical Object Termination is the other with NTOSKRNL.exe in both...
Try running Combofix:
http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/combofix/how-to-use-combofix

Follow the instructions carefully and take your time...

Can you please take a look at the latest ones? Is it ntoskrnl.exe causin the bsods? Size of the dumps tells me that only the ones from jan 10th and jan 25th are different from the others. As far as i know they all had the same BCCode (f4).

Oops, I'm just now reading your last post. I will try and run the combofix now and give you the log later tonight

Cool, remember to take your time and follow all directions... Good luck and thank you for reading my replies

Oh god. I ran combofix and even lookin at the log makes me sick. I don't know a lot about those logfiles but even i can see that my pc was flooded with trojans and malware. Today mmy MSE found 2 trojans and I had a strange bsod, so that's why I finally decided to run Combofix. Take a look at it, thanks for helping me and I hope the troubles are finally over now.

Ps; IE is acting weird, after the trojans it crashes a lot and doesnt load other pages then my homepage.... Very strange.

Combofix logs show things that were deleted or corrected. If it looks like a mess, your computer was a mess. There is nothing to do with it now. Is the computer running better?

It might be time to re-think your antivirus and antimalware program choices

Well, you better take a look at it, because you know what it all means. Personally the log tells me that there was a file on my external harddrive called G:\Autorun.inf that made a lot of strange .exe files on my ssd harddrive (c, which are gone now because of the ComboFix. I suspect this was the autorun of a trojan hid in a program.

Other files were c:\program files (x86)\Battlelog Web Plugins\Sonar\esnsonar_uninstall.exe and f:\europoker tournament director's poker clock\EuroPoker Tournament Director's Poker Clock.exe. I suspect these files to be trojans aswell.

The bad (or good) thing - because i'm not sure if its fixed now - is that I also installed the pokerclock on one of my laptops and it died like 2 weeks after that. So I just might be lucky that this didnt happen to this pc or maybe it is about to happen, I dont know.

What does the log tells you? Do you think my pc is clean now?

For antivirus I'm using MSE and for antimalwere I'm using Malwarebytes, so I think those are quite good right?

My pc is running quite good now, except for IE which I just deinstalled. I'm now using chrome. I also changed most of my passwords incl. to serious things as my bankaccount and also passwords to other important accounts because I did that all on this pc.

Thanks for all the help already.

Ps; I think I also found a reason for the last BSOD's that kept coming. I'm pretty sure that BitTorrent was the reason. Somehow it interferred with my system so after a few hours of p2p seeding a BSOD kicked in. I changed it's affinity (dont know if that's correct english) to low, and haven't had any BSOD's since then except for the other one this morning (probably caused by one of the virusses)

So you are German? Bitorrant's and Daemon toolbars are malware magnets at best. As I said, the Combofix log just contains information of what was deleted or "fixed". It also gives info on what malware was seen. Your antivirus program is good, but if you were seriously infected before you installed it, it could be missing some things. Download and run this temp file cleaner. Run it from the desktop, and run it weekly:

http://www.geekstogo.com/forum/files/file/187-tfc-temp-file-cleaner-by-oldtimer/

If you still get BSOD's you may consider re-installing Windows fresh and be sure to do a full format before installing Windows again

Haha, no I'm not german ;p I'm from Holland.

My pc is running pretty good at the moment, also haven't had any BSODs lately. I have been lookinh on the internet a lot for solutions for the strange behavior of my pc. I'm pretty sure I cleaned it from Malware and virusses now, so that's great.

For example, after reading some forums, I opened cmd with administrator rights and ran "sfc /scannow" (which is a build-in systemscan i presume) and I saw some strange things in the log file. As I said before, I'm pretty bad with hardware but I know some about software etcetera. I cant add the full log with this post because it is about 1.7mb, but some lines that grabbed my attention were:

That is quite odd isn't it? I did some research and found out that this means that somehow my Windows is kinda f*cked up. I can recall it shutting down because of a local blackout while it was doing windows updates just after I got it. That might be the problem of all these corrupt systemfiles. I might just reinstall Windows in a few days.

Holland, sorry about that

Run a check of the hard drive fixing any errors, going to Computer, and right-click on the C drive. Select properties, tools and select disk check, putting a check mark in each of the 2 boxes. Set a check on the next start up. Shut down the computer and start it back up. The disk check will run