Blue Screen re: Physicial Memory Dump on HP Pavilion DV6-3210-US

Hello. I am running Windows 7 and recently have been getting this bright blue screen with a ton a words on it but I can only pick out CRASH DUMP and PHYSICAL MEMORY DUMP from this before it just disappears. In a couple of cases it tried to run a service repair and didn't let me choose to run in anything but safe mode. It has also let me choose what mode to run.
I took it to a computer repair company and they put a new hard drive on my computer, tuned it up and sent me on my way. I've had it back 2 days and I just got the error again. I have a 30 day guarantee on my repair and probably should take it back but they didn't fix it the first time. I don't think they knew what this was and went for what they knew they could do easily.
What do I do?

Hello SandykUtah.
The two most common causes of blue screen errors are problems with either the hard drive or the memory. Your notebook has diagnostics for both of these pieces of hardware. I suggest running them both in addition to the advice suggested above by maxpower757.
This document covers running the hard drive test. Simply repeat the process and select "memory test" to run the RAM test.
Make sure to post the results. I hope you have a great day!
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