Hello, armstrong1. Welcome to TSF. This is less likely a malware issue and more likely a video driver or hardware issue.

The bugcheck was: 0x00000116

We can run a different tool to help ensure there's no malware afoot. If none is found you can have the BSOD experts at TSF review your case.

Please download Malwarebytes Anti-Rootkit (MBAR) from here Malwarebytes | Anti-Rootkit BETA - Free Rootkit Scanner & Remover and save it to your desktop.
http://downloads.malwarebytes.org/file/mbar

Next, exit Malwarebytes Anti-Malware (MBAM) if it is running. You can do so via the notification area icon near the clock. Right click on the MBAM icon , and select Exit.

Next...Double click on the MBAR file you downloaded.
Approve the UAC prompt in Vista and newer operating systems.
Click OK on the next screen, to allow the package to extract the contents of the file to it's own folder, mbar.
By default, this will be on your desktop, though you can choose another location if you wish. We advise using the default location for simplicity.
mbar.exe will launch automatically. On some systems, this may take a few extra seconds. Please be patient and wait for the program to open.
After reading the Introduction, click 'Next' if you agree.
On the Update Database screen, click on the 'Update' button.
Once you see 'Success: Database was successfully updated' click on 'Next'.
Click the 'Scan' button.

A.With some infections, you may see two messages boxes.
1.'Could not load protection driver'. Click 'OK'.
2.'Could not load DDA driver'. Click 'Yes' to this message, to allow the driver to load after a restart. Allow the computer to restart. Continue with the rest of these instructions.

If malware is found, do NOT press the Cleanup button when the scan completes. Click EXIT.

Then, please send the following logs as attachments to your reply. These logs are located in the mbar folder on your desktop where the tool extracted itself to.

mbar-log-2014-xx-xx(xx-xx-xx).txt (where xx-xx(xx-xx-xx) is the date and time of the scan)
system-log.txt

 

How do I run this if now it just keeps rebooting when I turn the laptop on. I can only see if I go in safe mode.

 

How are you communicating with us? Using a different computer? You can download the file from another computer and transfer it to the affected computer using a USB drive.

You can also use Safe Mode with Networking to download and run the tool if that is stable.
Restart your computer and boot into Safe Mode with Networking by tapping the F8 key repeatedly until a menu shows up (and choose Safe Mode with Networking from the list). In some systems, this may be the F5 key, so try that if F8 doesn't work. Login on your usual account.

Download and run MBAR in Safe Mode with Networking.

This does still suggest the issue is not malware related, and if it's too much trouble and can't be done, I'd suggest you get help from the folks in the BSOD section of the forum, or perhaps take the machine to a local technician.
BSOD, App Crashes And Hangs

 

The mbar detected 1 malware. i have attached the requested log. please let me know what to do next.
thanks

 

Hi. That item is in %temp%, you can have MBAR remove it. I don't think this will have any bearing on your normal mode issues but it's worth cleaning up.

Please run another scan with mbar.exe. You'll find it in the extracted mbar folder on your desktop.

Be sure MBAM is still not running.

Double click mbar.exe to run it.
Check for Updates, then click 'Next'.
Click 'Scan'
When it has completed, click the 'CleanUp' button and allow the reboot if prompted.

After reboot, try normal mode again. If it still is problematic, go back into Safe mode with Networking.

Please attach the most recent mbar-log-<date and time>.txt in your next reply. Let me know if there is any change to behavior.