BSOD on toshiba qosmio x775 q7272 0x100000b8, hal.dll, athrx.sys, ndis.sys and ntoskrnl.exe

This is my first post on the toshiba forums. Recently i have been gettin the dreaded BSOD (blue screen of death) on my toshiba qosmio x775 q7272 with the error code 0x100000b8 'attempted switch from dpc'. So far i have scanned for viruses which was clean, checked both hard drives for errors also clean, and checked RAM and re-installed the drivers for my atheros WLAN card. I am now out of ideas as to what to do. Normally crashes occur when the laptop is moved but doesn't always, like i can have weeks of no BSOD then all of a sudden i have 2 within 20 mins. I am only keeping this brief and there are details that i havn't included but they seem minor to me.
Please help i am getting frustrated as it never BSOD on games just menial tasks which makes no sense at all, any feedback would be greatly appreciated.
Regards Sam 

OK thanks here are the mini dump files
Attachments:
050112-49311-01.dmp ‏261 KB
050112-38501-01.dmp ‏256 KB
041012-31949-01.dmp ‏256 KB
041512-39171-01.dmp ‏256 KB

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