This driver belongs to Symantec/Norton. These programs are starting to become known to be the cause of some BSODs. I suggest uninstall Norton/Symantex, and install http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/w...rity-essential .
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The culprit seems to be SRTSPL64.SYS which is one of the system files for Symantec Endpoint Protection. You could try to uninstall it in Safe Mode and try to boot normally to see if it helps.
If you have difficulties in uninstalling it, here are the manual removal instructions. They are for XP but the procedure is the same in 7.
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