BSOD random times halmacpi.dll, ntkrnlpa.exe, win32k.sys

I have recently been getting serious Blue screens everyday. When they happen, it creates a memory dump and sometimes it rebootes but other times it shuts down the computer.
The memory is not even 6 months old.
It has 4 gb ddr2 (2x2gb)
Windows 7 Home Premium 32 bit.
I had a 500 gb seagate drive that was reporting bad sectors, so i replaced it with a brand new 500 gb western digital blue drive. I "mirrored" the drive over so i would not loose my software. I have been still getting BSOD's all the time now. I have ran Memtest x86 all night with no errors. I have rean bluescreenview and it shows these 3 mentioned files alot. But im alwayse getting a different BSOD it seems. The only devices i have connected to the computer is KB, Mouse, and printer. But i think it blue screens without the printer as well.

I have attached the last 7 blue screen mini dumps and a log of bluescreen viewer.
BTW i have tried to run debuggin tools, but it seems to difficult for me to setup.

thanks for your time.
Chris

Easy

Symantec is a frequent cause of BSOD's. I would remove and replace it with Microsoft Security Essentials AT LEAST TO TEST


http://us.norton.com/support/kb/web_view.jsp?wv_type=public_web&docurl=20080710133834EN

Microsoft Security Essentials - Free Antivirus for Windows

I have no problem with that. But is this a suggestion or did my dumps indicate it was Norton?

Okay I have uninstalled Norton via the control panel and then after the reboot I ran the removal tool.
I scanned my comp with Malware bytes, Combofix, TDSS killer and hit man pro trial, All scans came back with absolutely nothing except for MBAM which came back with 3 Mywebsearch toolbar references. Which I removed and uninstalled.
I am still blue screening. I have also disabled all start up items and non important services. I am not apposed to doing a reinstall if it comes down to it. thanks

chris111690 said:

Okay I have uninstalled Norton via the control panel and then after the reboot I ran the removal tool.
I scanned my comp with Malware bytes, Combofix, TDSS killer and hit man pro trial, All scans came back with absolutely nothing except for MBAM which came back with 3 Mywebsearch toolbar references. Which I removed and uninstalled.
I am still blue screening. I have also disabled all start up items and non important services. I am not apposed to doing a reinstall if it comes down to it. thanks

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If it is software it should help as long as you dont install the same apps back.

Any chance we can get the DMPS?

They are attached to my original post.
Thanks