BSOD after about an hour of use, Bug Code 0x00000124

My computer dies intermittently ("randomly", as some might say) while doing menial tasks such as surfing the web, or unzipping a file, or even while i'm away from my computer while not running any programs.

All of this started after simply installing a Noctua air cooler.

The full error code is: 0x00000124 00000000`00000000 fffffa80`071e5028 00000000`bf800000 00000000`00000124

I have read and reread threads with the same bug code and similar BSOD symptoms and tried the suggested fixes without any success.

I have tried:
-booting to a different hard drive, same issue
-uninstalling Daemon Tools (made BSOD much less frequent. but not fixed)
-Systematically exchanged sticks of RAM in different RAM slots
-Updated microsoft net framework to .Net framework 4 (update failed)
-running microsoft debugging software (installation failed)

You, dear sevenforums community, are my last beacon of hope before my Computer gets tossed into the Baltic.... :) Any help would be greatly appreciated

PS - and this might be really important - while foolishly dusting out my computer next to some open flames, the aerosol ignited and a gigantic ball of fire expanded out from my computer case and engulfed my head in flames for a brief period of time. I can live without my eyebrows, but not my computer...

Much love, and so many thanks.... zip info attached

-A

and here is the minidump, in case it's helpful...

Thanks for your reply Axe0... I will do exactly those steps.

Until then, are you able to understand the diagnostic zip file that I attached in my post? I followed the forum instructions to run the diagnostic and upload the zip file, but so far I haven't received any feedback on what might be wrong.

Anyways, I will run those tests you suggested tonight and post the results.

Thanks again mate!

-A

Hi Axe0,

I have run all of the tests exactly as you instructed.

Apologies for the delay... it took me a while to get all the tests done. I had some blue screens along the way -_-

Please let me know if this information is helpful.

Thank you again for your time!!

-A

Here you go:)

Hi Axe0,

First of all, thank you very much for taking the time to look at the test results and to explain that you see a low transfer rate on my HDD. I would like to mention that I am getting the same BSOD and bug code when I boot to my solid state drive on the same computer.

Do you think that means there's something wrong with my motherboard? I had a fire inside the computer case when I was cleaning it about a month ago... If that's the case, I will need a new motherboard

Thanks again,

-A