Blue screen on windows 7 notebook

I got a blue screen on my notebook mini 210 -2190NR
Everytime i used my notebook, it always had to install updates before it shut down. But last time i used it though, i was able to shut down without any update.
The next time i used it, i was able to log in windows fine. But once i went browsing on the internet with a couple of tabs open, my notebook's cooling fan started doing a loud noise then it gave me the blue screen and it shut down.
Once i booted again, it took me to the Windows error recovery black screen with two options:
Launch startup repair  or Start windows normally.
Neither of them worked, once i start windows normally it loads up to the black screen with the loading bar, then it shows me the blue screen again for a second and goes back to the beginning screen. Then it tells me:
No bootable device -- insert boot disk and press any key
I tried inserting my windows 7 recovery USB but it showed me the same message after pressing any key.
I tried booting from the recovery USB and on the system recovery options, the list is empty where it says operating system, partition size, and location.
When it takes me to the window to choose a recovery tool, underneath it says, Operating system: Unknown on (Unknown) Local disk.
Choosing system restore it tells me i must specify which windows installation to restore.
Does anyone know what to do to fix this?? Thank you in advance.

Hi A1b3rto, sorry to see that you are getting the Blue screen errors on your Mini. I have found a document that troubleshoots Errors Messages on a Blue Screen. Please click on the link to get to the document.  http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?cc=us&dlc=en&docname=c00372711
If you are still having issues, please let me know so I can continue to help with the issue.
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