Random BSOD's and memchks performed on every system boot

Hi guys,

I have been having problems with my computer recently. It seems to BSOD randomly and even worse, it's been giving me messages about corrupt files. On every system boot it seems to perform the memchks.

I attached the bsod dmp files following the guidlines set by your forums. In addition, I also included a system log of one of the memchks called My_memchk_system_log. Does anybody know why I might be getting this? Do I need to get a new hard drive? Appreciate any help!

System specs:
i5 760 at stock (recently reverted back to stock)
GTX 470
ASUS P7P55D-E LGA 1156
Seasonic 530W

I went ahead and did the chkdsk like you said. The results are attached.

I haven't ran the SeaTools that you mentioned. (don't have any blank cd's currently, if needed ill run it later this weekend)

I instead ran the WD lifeguard tool. It detected some errors but wasn't able to fix them.

I also ran the TDSSKiller but it detected no problems.

Anyway, I noticed that ram prices were really low so I went ahead and bought 8GB to upgrade my current system which has 4 GB. Dunno if that helps..

Ok thanks for those links. I do have an external hd that i can use to store all my docs. I actually have done so since my computer's been crashing. Do you think it's worthwhile to invest in a new HD right now given that black friday is tomorrow?

Also, is it possible that avast antivirus is causing this? I just tried to do an update and it failed and BSOD'ed. I just realized that I haven't been able to update my Avast antivirus in a while.. I don't know if there's any correlation between Avast and my BSODS.

So I was hoping that I could hold out until my school semester finished before I had to reinstall windows. Unfortunately, my desktop pc (the one that I was having problems with) crashed yesterday and I can't boot from it anymore. It just does memchks all the time it boots up. If I try to do safe mode it will crash. I can't do any of my system restores either (never bothered burning a restore point to an iso either).

I guess I need to reinstall Windows now. I have a question though. I got a SSD that I was planning on reinstalling Windows 7 on and using my HD for my other junk (my Windows 7 was previously installed on the HD). So if I reinstall the OS on my ssd, I can still retrieve my data from my HD, is that right? I don't really have anything important on there just some saved games (i backed up most of my stuff last week in case something like this happened).

Also, how important is this guide: SSD / HDD : Optimize for Windows Reinstallation . I can't really follow it now since my pc won't boot..

Ok thanks for the guides!

I installed Windows 7 on my ssd and boot from it now. It still detects corrupted files on my old hd. Should I just wipe all the data on there? Is there a tool you recommend to do this?