Windows 7: BSOD's/Restarts have me stumped

System is
Win 7 Ultimate 64 Bit Retail
Q6600
4GB Ram
8800GTS Video Card


I noticed that my CPU had been running a bit warm so I opened my case cleaned it out including the CPU heatsink and cleaned off the thermal paste and put new thermal paste on. I rebooted and my CPU is a good 15-20 C cooler so that worked out well. I also took out a sound card that I had in there that I wasn't using because I was using the integrated sound on the mobo. Those are about the only things that have changed at all. I experience BSOD's at random times and also the computer will just restart with no BSOD or any error message. It boots up fine after that until it either BSOD'd or restarts again. It can do it while completely at idle or while under use. I've also attached my BSOD dump. Let me know if there is anything else you might need to know or that I should attach.

There are no BSOD dump files in your upload. Read the bottom part of the first post in this tutorial and make sure your system is configured for mini dumps and not memory dumps. http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials...en-forums.html

Next, make sure your Ccleaner is NOT set to clean dump files. Uncheck dump files.

Ok I disabled CCleaner for now. And it was set up to do Kernal dumps instead so I just changed it. So I had nothing in the Minidumps folder.

yeah, I'll admit I'm horrible with reports but I don't see anything in that immediately pointing to anything. You do have a rather busy startup profile though. Something I'm personally against. ...but not necessarily the cause of any problem.

Very good. I figured that is why there no dumps uploaded. You can turn Ccleaner back on. Open Ccleaner and look on the left hand side. Under System, you will see Memory Dumps. Make sure this is unchecked. You can then continue to run Ccleaner.

I will look through the files you uploaded and see what I might find. I'll post back. I do see something to get you started.
I suggest that you run Check Disk -Copy/paste the results into your next post

I see that you are running Widows Defender. I recommend that you download and install Microsoft Security Essentials. It supersedes Defender, offers superior protection, and runs very smoothly with Win 7.

Out of date drivers can and do cause conflicts, memory corruption and BSOD's. I find the following outdated drivers loading on your system. There may be more; but we won't know for sure until we see a dump. Update these two Logitec drivers:
Let's see if this help your system's stability.

Ok I ran Chkdsk and I can not find any logs from it where you said to look. I am currently updating my Logitech drivers now. I also installed Microsoft Security Essentials.

Bump

My computer just had a BSOD twice in like 5 mins after not having one for a day or two. I attached the minidump files to the OP. Thank you.

Did you watch the test? Did you notice if it reported any bad sectors?

Please upload the dumps.

I did theyre in my first post. I didn't notice any bad sectors but I didn't watch it the whole time it took a few hours.