Speedfan does not support all temp sensors-- which could be the reason for some of those readings-- it will take some research to find out. They change so fast-- plus there are probably chipset issues Speedfan's developer can't cover all of them

Yeah, I doubt any of it is -48C or 126C, and definitely not in the same case!

Let's try this:

Core Temp

When I try to install/run the Core Temp prog, it says "Not an Intel Core processor" and can't proceed...

But, isn't your processor a Pentium 4? I'm confused. Forgive me, I'm being stupid lately, but I have good reason. Bear with me, please.

Yes it is, that what threw me for a loop too. At first I tried to install in safe mode and thought maybe that was causing a problem, so then I did normal boot and tried to install before I got a bsod and it said the same thing... Strange huh???...

Well, that (to me) says that SOMETHING is happening to your CPU. Not necessarily damage, but overheating or whatnot. Perhaps physical damage. I was warned this may throw me off. Second opinion?

Click the Windows key+R, and type in DxDiag. Wait for it to load completely and then do Save All Information. Attach that log to your next post.

Under the risk that you may already be overheating, I'm going to wait for approval before I recommend you to use the following software:

CPU Burn-in Homepage

Hey, I'm back. Sorry about the late response, been putting a lot of hours in at work. Here is the info you requested from DxDiag. Good luck and let me know any suggestions you have next.