If your computer blue screens than windows has already started. Not succesfully, but you are already starting it when it fails. This can have two reasons:
- A problem with the windows installation, or
- A hardware problem.
If it is a problem with the windows installation then you can boot from other media. I am guessing that you already tried this since you mentioned a reset disc.
That leaves a hardware problem. An unidentified one. At this stage and with data you want on disk it is prudent to remove that disk from the computer. Try it in a different desktop or via ESATA or external FireWire or USB case. Copy your data. if possible. Also check the disks SMART attributes.
If it is the disk which is failing then buy a new one. Reinstall windows and copy data back from your backups. If it is something else which is failing then do the usualu diagnostics for that (e.g. fan working, not overheating, thermal paste replaced, DIMM reseated, memory test runs succesful, ...)
Edit your post to include the specific Model of your notebook please. – Moab – 2011-03-02T00:19:59.080