BSOD's 4 in a day :( help me

Yes, at the moment I'm hoping the error message was caused by a hard fault from one of the other two drivers.
The component itself is a amd component that windows loads itself.
If you want to check for windows file corruption sfc is the easiest way.
SFC /SCANNOW Command - System File Checker

Maguscreed said:

The pctools file system driver crashed.
the NTkernel had a random crash (most likely caused by the other two driver issues)

The earliest one is actually the most worrying as it points to the processor management.
That could be a really bad thing. Lets deal with the solveable drivers for the moment
Follow the above for graphics, and honestly I would just remove pctools right now.

I definitely agree with Maguscreed about the pc tools remove!
Pc tools are famous bsod source.

jay93 said:

hmm i did remove it& u wer right hot pursuit is also a source of bsod

Good! :)