Need Help, Blue Screen of Death Error 0x00000101

[NarutakiTwinsRule]

Alright, error 0x00000101 I believe has to do with my CPU / RAM.

I have heard that I must change the voltage to my CPU / RAM in my BIOS menu, but I went to my BIOS menu and couldn't find anything that would let me change it or so.

What exactly am I looking for? Is there more to 0x00000101 that I don't know about?
Am I fucked?

[Captn' Red]

Have you been fucking with any settings in bios?
As long as they are default it should be fine.

Do a reset of your bios and try running Memtest86.

[NarutakiTwinsRule]

I changed one thing in my BIOS but that was because of the Blue Screen.

Hao do i run memtest86? If that's the test that's done in like two parts on a boring looking screen,
my computer crashed / stopped at 61% on part two.

&I know the comp says "It may have looked liked it stopped... but it didn't" but I don't see a reason why it would be stuck on 61% for almost an hour.

[Captn' Red]

If memtest stops working, then it's most probably your RAM.



Do you have more than one RAM stick? try removing the second one.
If the problems continues try switching em. It's probably one of the sticks that's gone bad.

Probably isn't the CPU, unless it's a heat problem.

[Tragic]

I believe sometimes it can be caused by a failing HD, no?

[Captn' Red]

Err, well I did a quick google on it.

Seems it could be the CPU after all.
Have you been doing some overclocking and such?

Id still try the ram one though.

[Orion]

Memtest can be downloaded from here: http://www.memtest.org/ It would be easier to test one memory stick at a time to see if it is an individual stick of ram or not. Since you haven't told us anything about your computer besides the fact that you are having trouble with it I am going to give you a few pointers:

Desktops - Make sure all fans are clear of any dust. That includes fans that are mounted to the case, the power supply and the video card.
Laptops - Same deal here only there is usually only one fan. I'd just makes sure to blow air into all open orifices on the computer, Not yourself! (I know you Teenagers like to huff cans of air!)

[NarutakiTwinsRule]

I will start running tests and cleaning the fans.

But something interesting happened;
a second blue screen! With a different error!

Error 0x0000007F.

Which means something with my hardware is wrong.
Is it possible that the same cause (the CPU?) could be causing two different BSODs?

&no, I've never edited the amount of hertz my RAM or CPU try to output.

EDIT/UPDATE:

Okay like, I cleaned off and blew out all my fans like Orion said.
But when I tried to turn my computer on... for some reason my monitor is idling when I turn it on.
So it's like this:
Turn on computer, computer monitor goes into idle mode.
Unplug monitor cord while computer is still on, computer unidles and visually displays that I need to check the connection between the two.

I don't know what's happening.