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BSOD interpretation

Hello Folks,
I have this BSOD dmp file here attached that I cannot glean anything from. I am using BlueScreenView, but it doesn't seem to want to find the file. Also, I am not the best at understanding what I see in these files anyway. Can someone look at this file and help me understand what caused the BSOD? This is a Windows 7 Pro 64 bit machine. I believe this occurred when the user re-docked it while the lid was closed. Thanks!
062816-33353-01.dmp
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So upgrade/reinstall drivers, check the RAM, make sure there's no infection, clean up the registry, and possibly a failing hard drive?
Mostly yes. Be careful with registry cleaners.  And also check Memory.

You might also run TDSSKiller (Kaspersky) to check for root kit viruses.
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You have some good suggestions from above.

Try these suggestions too:

Try this command first
SFC /scannow

Then scan your system with RKill and AdwCleaner
http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/download/adwcleaner/
https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/download/rkill/

Also try to remove any HP blatware or third party softwares from the PC.

Uninstall your Antivirus, check for BSOD and then reinstall it.
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Thanks for the suggestions! I did uninstall and delete the video driver/software then reinstalled. I disconnected and reconnected the laptop to the docking station a dozen times without issue. I am having him use it for a few days to be sure (this always occurred during that process). I will come back and close this question next week after giving it a good bit of time. Thanks!
if these do not solcve the problem - run diags on ram and disk - to be sure about the basics
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The umbrella of solutions are good for anyone, but it seems the video driver was my answer under that umbrella
Thanks for the update and I was happy to help.
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glad you were there :) !