I would suggest re running the anti-virus and this time watch it as it scans. This will take a while so I suggest doing something else on the computer while it scans.

Also if no viruses are found you can try CCleaner and Registry Defrag.

My computer worked absolutely fine in safe mode which is how I was able to run it. There were no viruses found on my computer and I ran both SuperAntiSpyware and MalwareBytes and I only had a few tracking cookies and those were removed. However, when I was running the virus scan, it couldn't scan three files and they weren't any files that were important(one was a video file). It had something to do with the memory.

Before that, after my computer got the blue screen of death(i was not able to get the code, however I did copy down the error report). I let windows try to find a solution to the problem and it said it could possibly be the memory. Here's the error report for the second crash:
Problem Event Name: Blue Screen
OS Version: 6.0.6001.2.1.0.768.3
Locale ID: 1033

Additional Info:
BCCODE: 77
BCP1: 00000001
BCP2: 00000000
BCP3: 00000000
BCP4: 88B2FC70
OS Version: 6_0_6001
SP: 1_0
Product: 768-1

Files:
\Windows\Mindump\Mini050309-02.dmp
\Appdata\Local\Temp\WER-90152-0.sysdata.xml
\Appdata\Local\Temp\WER8E2B.tmp.version.txt

Before I started Safe Mode, I ran one of Window's Memory Tests, and it said that there were no problems found with my memory. However, if there was nothing wrong with my memory, then it would have been able to scan those three files, right? I did delete those files though.

I will run the CClean and Registry Defrag though if it speeds up my computer. I also am thinking about cutting out the amount of programs that start up when I log on since my computer ran flawlessly in Safe Mode.

UPDATE I have ran chkdsk twice and both times during step 5 it stops at 29%. It did fix two drive errors though. I am thinking about just reformatting the hard disk and then reinstalling windows to see if that does anything to help solve the problem.

Also I ran CCleaner and RegistryDefrag, and while they did speed my computer up, it still locks up but not as bad. However, I am having Ccleaner wipe my harddisk and it still hasn't stopped or anything, so I am confused as to what to do other than reformat and reinstall. It would be great to get some help.

Have you checked Dell to see if there is a fix ?
Have you tried updating the Intel® Matrix Storage Manager ?
Are there any yellow excalmation marks in device manager ?

You are the one sitting there, try the above

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