I have faced the same issue sometime back and it took me 16 hours to figure out the problem. Sometimes this can be a virus problem also that manipulates the hardware, you never know. The best way is to fix this is to disable automatic reboot on system error and see if the blue screen disappears. Eventually, look at the Windows system event logs and if you see a lot of NTFS errors accessing a specific drive, then it will be related to CMOS or the SATA Cable. In that case, follow these steps
1. Disconnect/Connect CMOS battery and reconfigure BIOS settings again based on defaults, (get help if you want to best recommended)
2. Replace "ALL" SATA Cables and reconnect all drives
3. Run HD Diagnostic tools (Western Digital Data LifeGuard Diagnostics) to fix already corrupted data on HD.
So this is about STOP error, which is more related to either a low CMOS battery or simply having to take it out and put it back in. If you have lightweight AV software that will keep your system safe, even that can be a good option. You should go for Comodo antivirus, it is light on hardware and comes with containment technology. These are few things you need to keep in mind.
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My PC is a Dell inspiron N5110, and my operating system is windows 7 home standard. So last friday I downloaded something with malware on it and I did not notice at the time, and after that I had tried to fix it using malwarebytes. However, after fixing with malwarebytes the first issue that I had is that I have huge empty gaps on the webpage. So the malware that I had was all kinds of ads that are popping into random spaces on the webpage, and after I had quaratined with malwarebytes, the ads stopped popping up but the place where the ads had originally been is now just blank space, and I don't know how to remove them. Also after I had used malwarebytes, my computer shows a blue screen when shutting down, and I am not sure if this is related to malwarebytes and I had quaratined something I should not have, I do not know. The blue screen error message was0x000000F4. Thirdly, there are now certain websites that causes my browsers to crash no matter which brower I am using. And I mean these are pretty general websites, for example google, I had tried to google something and after that my browser would simply just shut down, and its all the same for google chrome or firefox or IE, and I was also trying to buy something online at bestbuy, but whenever I click on that one item the browser just crashes and I can't do anything. Also the bad news is that somehow my system backup was turned off, so I have no way to restoring my system to the time before I installed the program with malware. It would be great if someone could either help me restore my system to a previous date without the proper file, or help me figure out how to fix all of the errors that I have listed above.

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