Lets hope we can solve this an easy way.
Try plugging your wireless adapter into another port. Sometimes the solution is as easy as all that.
I have also noticed that you are getting PnP errors. Go to device manager* and look for any small yellow markers, update those drivers, also. This may be the actual cause of your problem
Make sure you keep us updated so that we know when this is solved.

*Go to search type device manager.

What I had mentioned, as old, were the drivers (software and free). I did not mention hardware.

I am very willing to go with you step by step to try and fix your computer. If we start from the beginning it will take time. I am willing to invest the time if you are. If you are willing to take the time to have your computer work the way it should, we can start at step one. Here we go:
Demo: Update your drivers automatically
Watch this easy demonstration and wait a few days. If you get another BSOD upload the report and we will go from there. Go slow, ask me questions and be sure that you understand what has to be done. Understanding is important, too; be sure to ask.
After your comuputer begins to work the way it should, Ill give you directions on how to maintain the computer properly so you will have only a minimum of problems if any.
Good luck