Vista - [Problem] A lot of Blue Screens .. :(

Okay, I installed the drivers listed on the Gigabyte site.
Plus, I ran the test on MemTest, after that 0 errors were found.

I will report if it solved / not solved the problem.
Thanks for your help.

OK, after few days without a Blue screen, another one shows up..
In the morning i wake up and see the camputer is turn off, i turn on he and see the
Windows Update do this reset, after few min a blue screen sows up!

there is a connection between these things?

sorry about my poor english ...

The new drivers seem to have helped a bit, can you upload the last minidump file and we will take a look, thanks.

there is the file from the morning:
2shared - download Mini111109-01.dmp

thanks for your help!

Can you confirm that nothing is overclocked and the Bios is set to default.
This is looking like a hardware problem.
The easiest thing is to remove a stick of ram and try it. Then if you get another BSOD try the other stick on it's own. That will eliminate the ram.
Also is your Bios up to date ?.
Do you have SpeedFan, if not download it and keep an eye on your temps.

Download SpeedFan - Access temperature sensor in your computer

Computer temperatures are reasonable, the processor is about 40 degrees and the GPU is also 40 degrees.
I will try to remove a stick of RAM and I will let you know if it helped.
How do I check if the BIOS is updated? And if he does not how do I update it?
Can you tell me if there is a connection between the Internet Haiti blue screens?
Lately, the Internet works very slowly, as I said before the blue screen appears in the Internet working slowly
Barely rises and eventually disconnects the blue screen appears. Yesterday there were two blue screens today more
One ...

For the Bios, you would need to go to the manufactures site to see if there are any up dates.
How do you connect to the internet ?.
If through a router you could try updating the drivers, again from the manufactures site.
I think the internet is just a coincidence, but you could try disabling all your IE addons, just to see.

I connect to the Internet with dial-up modem ... I have no router ...
Ummm right now I am with one stick of RAM and the computer working properly, that is the problem?

Give it a bit more time, a day at least.
If it works OK for a day, try the other stick and see if it still works.
Hopefully it will work OK with this stick and you will get a blue screen with the other, then you will know for sure it is the memory.