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Step 3: Now, the Windows Memory Diagnostics Tool will immediately run by itself.

Step 2: Choose Restart now and check for problems (recommended) under the Check your computer for memory problems option list. I suspect this might be corrupted driver or drivers conflicting? But that's just a quick assumption. Step 1: Enter windows memory diagnostic or mdsched in the search box, and then select Windows Memory Diagnostic under the Best Match list. Keep googling the error name and stop code when you get it and keep trying all the methods people suggest one of them will eventually work. I don't envy you BSODs are very time consuming to troubleshoot but that's why you need to get as much information as possible and go through a list of things to alter and change. Open Event Viewer by clicking the Start button. The other thing to look at like others have said is Event Viewer, look at the codes of the events prior the blue screen and the time of the blue screen write those error codes down and their description, let us know or Google them individually. A really good program to help with this if the BSOD is it too quick to catch it is "WhoCrashed" just a freeware that will read the memory dump files for you. Each blue screen of death has a brief description (like the one you mentioned) followed by a stop error code that looks like 0x00000000 for example, get us the stop error code.