T40 Blue screen

Hello,
somebody help, my T40 uses XP SP3 OS recently I always got a blue screen error and nothing to do but to restart again and again to get back on my workings. Here are some error prompted on my laptop; kernel_data_inpage_error, kernel_stack_inpage_error, unmountable_boot_volume... Some details below that I remember are; 0x00000077, 0x000000FA, 0x000000ED, etc... Kindly advise what to do.
thanks.

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