windows 7 BSOD minidump attached

Hi, I have an Acer Aspire laptop that's worked great for the past 2 years. It has the original Windows 7 OS on it and two days ago it started crashing to the BSOD every 3 minutes. I have started it safe mode, still crashes to BSOD. I have swapped out both sticks of RAM, still crashes to BSOD. I have tried doing a system restore both from the OS and from a recovery CD, and both times it crashes to BSOD as System Restore is starting up.

I don't know how to analyze a minidump file. Can you take a look at my attached minidump file and tell me if you can see anything that can lead me in the right direction?

Thank you!
Matt

 

Hi Matt.

I suspect MyWinLocker to the the major culprit here but removing it may be a risky proposition.

Can you collect some extra information please, use the info here to collect the data, zip the required folder and attach it with a reply.

If you cannot get enough System uptime to do the above, can you zip and attach further dumps?

Then get Autoruns here, run it, Options > Filter options > check only the lower two boxes and click Rescan. Once done, Save as Autoruns.arn then zip and attach it.

 

Download and use Whocrashed, which you can get from the downloads repository here at Majorgeeks.com and then upload the results here.

 

Thanks for the replies, ideas and suggestions guys. I ran a chkdsk overnight and there are major problems with the HDD. I'm now thinking that that is the problem so I'm going to replace that and go from there. Appreciate your time!