Multiple BSOD when Booting OS

[polarvern053]

It started when i'm working on my laptop for 5 hours then put it to sleep after(hibernate is disabled and to continue working after i rest) ...... after i rest, i resume it and it suddenly turn off without warning... when i rebooted it, multiple BSOD show up, it took several restart before going into the desktop (there also BSOD show up in the log-on screen) the first BSOD shows up was IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL ntoskrnl.sys, i took upon google and updated all my drivers.

Everytime i boot my laptop there's always a barrage of BSOD showing up about IRQL and MEMORY_MANAGEMENT... btw at first, my laptop contains 1 pc of 2GB RAM and 1 pc of 1GB RAM,

i remove the 1GB RAM then the MEMORY_MANAGEMENT is gone...

On the Next Day... i booted and new barrage of BSOD shows up about, IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL, DRIVER_PORTION_MUST_BE_NONPAGED, NTFS_FILE_SYSTEM, BAD_POOL_CALLER and SYSTEM_THREAD_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED.

because of this, i thought i should reinstall my OS, so i clean install my OS but same BSOD shows up. It also show sometimes at the startup, BOOTMGR Image is corrupted. System boot failure.

but everytime i restart, i successfully boot to desktop. my laptop become stable when it is used for long time but everytime i shutdown and rebooted again, All of those BSOD shows up.

Here is my specs. my laptop is very old but it suddenly become like this all of a sudden,
Laptop: Compaq Presario CQ40
Processor:Intel Celeron 1.66Ghz Dual Core
Memory: 2GB RAM
HDD: 160GB HDD, 2 partition = Drive C: 40gb, Drive D: 100GB
OS:Windows 7 Professional x64
Antivirus:Avast Free Antivirus 2015

I attached my Perfmon Report and SysnativeFileCollectionApp archived in a single file and also the dm log collector archive,

I also use CHKDSK on both of my partition, still no improvement.

If you have noticed my Perfmon Report, There is a reason why my CD-ROM is Disabled because my CD-ROM is not working anymore for 5 years and i dont know how to remove the drive from my laptop..., i have no replacement...

Is it time to replace my HDD or are there any solution regarding on these problems?
Please help me....

 

[BorisTheAnimal]

Hi Polar and welcome to Sevenforums!

I have gone through every BSOD you have had.

And you'll need to visit this site and download drivers for your system, I would actually recommend that you download all the drivers and update the BIOS also which will definitely solve things.

Do that first and come back if there are any more problems.

Cheers and I hope you get things solved!
-Boris