blue screens are almost always a driver issue. Make sure all drivers are up to date especially video. you might have to unistall a driver a reinstall it. And check the last thing installed or updated before the blue screens to see if that is causing it. Sometimes they are very hard to pin down to what caused it exactly.
what do you need to do after you identify the files (which are win32k.sys & ntoskrnl.exe by the way)
right now im downloading updates from microsoft...will this automatically detect and fix these issues?
blue screens are almost always a driver issue. Make sure all drivers are up to date especially video. you might have to unistall a driver a reinstall it. And check the last thing installed or updated before the blue screens to see if that is causing it. Sometimes they are very hard to pin down to what caused it exactly.
this is what i feared. it appears msoft has detected that i have .net framework issure, starting with v1...i fear i might have to go through all of them again