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BSOD with Kernel data inpage error


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weaselciuy

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Hello,

This is the first time i investigate a BSOD, also first time i get it in the last 10 months. I keep a tidy PC, well maintenanced.

Thing is the last 2 days, PC keeps freezing, watching movies it suddenly stops in the middle, playing dota, it freezes and 1hour ago i got this BSOD. I didnt have small dump on but kernel, i post it here with link if it helps.

LINK

What i also did i went to event viewer and found the following errors and alot of them in the System folder saying this:

The device, \Device\Harddisk0\DR0, has a bad block. (around 500 errors like this)


also

The file system structure on the disk is corrupt and unusable. Please run the chkdsk utility on the volume Windows 7 (C:) .

Ran a chkdsk and it found alot of bad clusters in different parts of the HDD, music, pictures etc.
Somethimes it dosnt see the HDD in post or bios. Unplug/plug and start again made it reapear.

Is it the HDD?
Why i ask this for 1 week i cant acces my DVD-rom, if i put a cd/dvd it ussualy freezez the PC and it blocks inside. I have to shutdown and start to eject the tray. The DVD is new, burned 1 dvd only . So i`m thinking maybe its the mobo...

its old anyway...now it works. It fails randomly i guess...
Also when it fails it makes weird sounds..

help?:D
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