Solved BSOD at seemingly random times, KERNEL_DATA_INPAGE_ERROR and 1 other

[nikolateslax]

Alright, I've got an issue that started yesterday, November 22. I'm going to provide as much information as possible, but bear with me, because I've been up for 72 hours. If you need more information, just ask.
I've got two different errors, KERNEL_DATA_INPAGE_ERROR and CRITICAL_OBJECT_TERMINATION that have occurred repeatedly (the former having 8 different instances and the latter having 3). Some of the KERNEL_DATA_INPAGE_ERROR stops have no cause driver stored in the minidumps (2 instances), some have ataport.sys (2 instances, different parameters between both), and some have ntkrnlpa.exe (4 instances, different parameters). The CRITICAL_OBJECT_TERMINATION stops all have cause driver stored as ntkrnlpa.exe (3 instances, different parameters between all). I've attached the output file from DM log collector.
I'm very frustrated. My laptop runs both my web server, as well as a VNC connection to my job's workstation. I need help, thanks in advance for any assistance.

Add Information: I'm running Windows in safe mode with networking. I can't afford my laptop to be crippled like this, but unfortunately, I seem to have no other choice. Windows stops within seconds after logging in most times.

 

[nikolateslax]

After some mild thinking,I realized that my problems started after I had to remove my HDD for some reason or another, and was solved when I disconnected/reconnected my HDD. It stands to reason that a loose/bad connection or if there was dust in it, could cause blue screens of death like this. Thank you for anyone who has started to research this. I'll mark it as solved and close the topic.