37 BSODs in one month!

[Kung87]

Windows 7 64 Bit OS

Computer Hardware:
Intel i5 cpu 760 2.8 GHZ
4 GB ram
Radeon HD 6870 Video card
Powered by Corsair 1000w Power supply

First the computer was a present so I really do not know what I am doing. I have researched multiple steps to take in trying to correct BSOD. Some days it runs smooth while others I can get 5 BSOD a day.

Once the BSOD started getting out of hand I ran a DISK error check, a Disk cleanup, then I defraged the computer. I also made sure that all drivers were up to date and I ran a virus scanner.

This helped for around 1 week. Now they are back and as of today I have experienced 4 BSOD. I have attached the past 5 minidump files. Any help would be appreciated.

 

[Tmagic650]

You actually counted 37 BSOD's in a month? That's about as exciting as watching grass grow Try resetting the bios to the default settings. If you don't know how to do this, get a friend to help you

 

[Kung87]

So I reset the bios and it didn't work. Also after a BSOD yesterday, the computer wouldn't even boot. It said disk error push CTRL ALT Delete to restart comp. I have a corsair obsidian 800d case so I just swapped the hardrive down into another position to see if maybe it was the slot that was buggy. Computer booted straight up yesterday and I did not encounter one BSOD all day. Now today I have experienced 3 BSOD already. I'm starting to grow old from stressing out so much. I have uploaded a few dump files. Thanks for all the help.

 

[Tmagic650]

What anti virus and anti malware programs do you have installed?

 

[Kung87]

I have ESET NOD32 antivirus.

 

[Tmagic650]

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

Your PC's instability points to an improper bios setting, such as memory voltage or an over-clocked setting

 

[Rick]

Your dump files indicate that ntoskrnl.exe is crashing. This is a vague clue and could mean many things, so it is not particularly helpful.

The sticky thread in this forum offers just about as much as you anyone can offer:
https://www.techspot.com/vb/topic51365.html

I'd like to suggest running memtest for several hours (overnight). If you don't overclock yourself, resetting your BIOS shouldn't have an effect, but partial memory failure is not uncommon.

 

[Tmagic650]

Rick is right... If you can do the memory test and the hard drive checks mentioned, it would help here tremendously