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I've had this problem since my last post on here where whenever I shut down my PC and then turn it on again I'm present with a BSOD. To overcome this problem I've endured the painstaking task of configuring start-up repair for an hour to get it running amongst crashes and used it for a couple of hours, to repeat the whole process again. To overcome this I've started running it 24/7, which works perfectly for me. Computer's more than capable of doing it and it saves me from going through start-up repair. I downloaded blue screen viewer not to long ago and attached are the files of the dumps. I don't know what the files are besides one of them, I'm fairly certain Is a driver error. I've found the files that were problematic but didn't want to start deleting files I had no idea about. 

 

So attached are the blue screen viewer files (Only 10 of 37). I don't expect you to shift through them all but If you could have a look and enlighten me with my problem and perhaps a solution I will be very, very grateful. If you'd like any more information or i'm lacking some please tell me and I'll happily supply. Thank you.

Liam- 

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If you haven't already, a disk check couldn't hurt.  Memtest is never a bad idea either.  If you can at least get into windows now is a good time to back up everything you love.  I'd start with those 3 things before moving on.  Then, if you have a recovery disk, now is the time to use it.

 

 

System specs are always helpful.  You haven't even mentioned which version of windows you're running.

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