New computer build freezes and bsod possibly memory or drivers

[iLearnFast]

My computer blue screens a lot with different errors such as memory_management error or pfn_list corrupt. So I originally assumed it was the memory. I ran the windows memory diagnostic and it didn't get any errors. Then I ran memtest for a few hours and no errors either. Also when I ran the performance monitor- it mentioned some hardware issues. I can't really mess with it much because it freezes up a lot. It took several restarts just to get the perfmon ran and saved. But I can get on atleast for a few minutes before it locks up. I also don't think it is a virus because I don't download much, avast doesn't say I have a virus, plus I've re-installed several times, and it always starts blue screening. I've dealt with it occasionly bsod'ing for months now, but its getting worse and now it starts freezing up. Sometimes it will boot up just fine and run without any problems at all so, I have no idea what to do. Thanks in advance.

btw: I attatched the perfmon report and dump files

 

[panais]

Hi.

Remove daemon tools.


Remove avast.


Use Microsoft Security Essentials with windows firewall.


Run http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/1538-sfc-scannow-command-system-file-checker.html


Finish with the above steps and post back.

 

[iLearnFast]

Well, I uninstalled Dameon tools and avast and my computer stopped freezing and bluescreening. but, I couldn't get the SFC /Scannow to work and my network framework wouldn't update, and my windows installer service was screwed up somehow, so I decided to reinstall Windows. I got all the windows updates, but, my computer just bluescreened again with Memory_Management error. I do not have Daemon tools, or avast installed. So I'm kinda confused. I ran perfmon report and there was only a service error, but it didn't say which service. I uploaded the new files to this post. Thanks for your help!

Btw: I am interested in learning how to read these dump files and reports to troubleshoot bsods. Could you maybe point me in the right direction on how to go about learning to do that.

 

[panais]

Remove Gigabyte EasyTune6 driver (known issues w/Win7).



Run MEMTEST Leave it to run overnight if possible.