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Thanks for the translation (I have no language skills - neither spoken nor programming) :)
The BSOD only offers clues as to what's happening. So, if it points to your hard drive, that's the most likely explanation. My troubleshooting revolves around this - so the first thing that I ask is that you perform hard drive tests (to support/refute the supposition that it's a hard drive issue). Once that's done, we can then move on to other tests if necessary.
Also, I suggest the memory test in my "canned" H/W Diagnostics speech because it's easier to run these tests up front. At work we run a hard drive diagnostic, a memory diagnostic, a motherboard diagnostic (about $400 US), and a virusscan before we start working on a system. It saves us many hours of troubleshooting if we run these tests first.
In your case, chkdsk shows errors in your file system (but not that they were corrected). Are you sure that this is the result from running CHKDSK /F /R - or maybe it's from another test where you just ran CHKDSK?
But, regardless of what it is, the presence of errors in CHKDSK means that there are issues with the file system on your hard drive. BUT, we don't know what caused the errors - so running the hard drive diagnostic is definitely needed at this point.
Unfortunately the event log error doesn't have any significant information in it. Have you checked in C:\Windows\Minidump to see if there was a memory dump created at that time?