BSOD fix causing laptop to completely freeze

Yes, I have the Intel WiFi Link 1000 BGN
My CPU is the U7300
I'm sorry for the confusion, my laptop does have the Vertex 60GB 1st generation (my desktop has the other one I mentioned, just got mixed up)
I am running Norton Internet Security 2011 (fully updated). I also saw that that report showed no anti-virus which I didn't understand.
I bought the laptop in December of '09.
As far as uninstalling the driver, I went into the device manager and found the wifi driver and uninstalled it (i also checked the box to delete the driver software.)
Since the crash was caused by that networking system file, I also went into the Windows folder, found that file and deleted it.
I have tried just about every iteration of my wifi driver and (i feel like I'm beating this into the ground) every time it either crashes or totally freezes.
One of the things I just tried was installing an open source driver which didn't work.
Do you know where to get actual Intel drivers, from their website? I tried and tried and couldn't find anything.
I did get that driver sweeper but I don't see where to use it for the wifi driver.
I have run the experience index, maybe not on this installation. What does that have to do with my problem though?

So sorry for the long delay. I'm not 100% what to say at this point, I used my laptop yesterday from about 5 until 11 PM without any issues and I am currently writing this post on it as well. The reason, though, that I say I'm not 100% is because sometimes it takes a long time to freeze. One time it took about 8 hours (while in safe mode with networking & playing netflix videos as a test) to freeze. I did download that driver from your latest post @Dave76, so I'm hoping that's what fixed it. One other thing that I have noticed might be a part of this issue: sometimes I will notice that my wireless has lost connection and when I go to find my network (on the list of available connections) its nowhere to be found, but if I turn the WIFI on on my phone or another computer, I have no problem and then usually after maybe a minute or so my network finally shows up on my laptop. That part of the issue isn't that big of a deal but I'm wondering if its not related to something else. I know my router works perfectly fine.

Have you resolved this? Its been a couple of months since you posted

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Yeah, I should have put up another post. But, yeah it looks like my laptop is in full working order. I appreciate everyone's help.

What resolved it in the end?

My UL30 eats a Wireless LAN card every few months giving difficult boots and random freezes. I modified the case so I could remove the card without dismantling the whole thing again. As half size mini pci-e cards are not that easy to get at a reasonable price, new and not ebay fake, the next one will be a USB cheapy.

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