Windows 7: Recently conquered Virus/Malware attack, now BSOD returns!

Hello,

Heres what went down. I used to get the BSOD before, but it was easily remedied by system restore and it was over. Well day before yesterday I got that nasty FBI Moneypak Ransomware Virus, I soon conquered that and spent the last two days on a crusade. I have ran every version of Malware, Spyware, Anti-virus, and Cleaner I could to clean out my computer. That was when I noticed my computer had it's 'Security Service' removed from the 'Services' area. So I found the thread here and replaced it, and got my firewall back to working order and everything. But now. Every time I start my laptop I get the blue screen of death. I would do the System Restore, though the last point was before I got everything back and running...

Thank you for your help.

Personally after getting a virus I usually do a clean install. Time spent removing it, its just as quick to re-install your OS (10mins from USB)
The advantage of this, is a clean environment to see if you have other issues i.e. hardware, errors etc, Also your sure you are clean of viruses, malware etc.

I have an external hard drive with everything on it specifically for this purpose, drivers, programs etc and all my files are saved as I go, So if I do get anything nasty i know my files are backed up and safe!!

That's just the way I do it, its not a case of, if i get a virus but when i get a virus, sort of thing.

Hope this helps

Anthony has it right. Keep an image or complete back up on hand, and reload. You can spend hours thwarting hoards of viruses; but they're ultimately just like organic viruses. You can pick off the scabs and rub on the cream; but in the end, you still have herpes

Lots of malicious programs will embed themselves at the kernel level, unraveling all your hard work the second you reboot.

Thats nice, but I don't have the back up, I was planning to start doing that after I cured all this. But is there a way to debug this issue without it? Or am I doomed to live a life of Safe Mode?

Not at all. If you don't mind losing the data on the drive, do a clean install. You could pull the data before the install, but it would be risky depending on your infection.