Hi Lebron, BSODs relate to different things.
Each one will have a different number which looks like
0x0000000
The best and easiest way to find out what each one means - is goto
Google and type in
0x0000000 site:microsoft.com
This will return the problem/resolution from microsoft and different versions of windows.
Replace 0x000000 with the actual error number.
EDIT: However, if you're getting constant
BSOD's - there's possibly a hardware fault. First place to look would be memory.
Download
Memtest86 - Memory Diagnostic Page and test your memory...very easy and quick.