Event 41, Kernel-Power

Hi Pauly,
The Morgud2.zip was created yesterday, December 31st 2012. Personally I would just "iron over" a new Windows installation, but first i want to be sure its a driver issue, not a hardware one. I had a couple of years ago a malfunctioning Motherboard, some capacitors where fried back then, a new Motherboard fixed back then all the instability.

If i remember correctly, starting December i found a Sega Saturn Emulator. In order to play it without being a CD DJ, you need ISO's. So i went and created out of a couple of my old Saturn CD's ISO's. Then i remember i ran unto trouble with my Demon Tools lite, the Emulator didn't want to take it so i checked out other Virtual Drive Software, Alcohol120% and Power ISO.
I suspect that i maybe crashed something in my system, Registry wise, by having installed all three at once. Maybe i activated (accidentally)with two or so a virtual drive and that caused it.

Right now, i still have the problem, today as posted before, i tried to scan my system when it stopped. Also, when i came home just before, and started the PC up, it froze on the screen where you see those 4 balls join into the Windows 7 symbol. I tried a fix, and all it done was a system restore. What i would really need, is one of those Windows XP system restores, where i can restore my system to a state BEFORE December 2012. But somehow in Windows 7 it don't save such old restore points .

SCDEmu.sys should't be there, i deinstalled PowerISO and SPTD.sys is, according to the uninstaller Arc posted(Disk-Tools) not on my system.
Are you sure you looked into the correct Driver List file? If i look into the Driver List file that i added to Morgud2.zip, i don't see neither SCDEmu.sys nor sptd.sys.

Edit: Also, the Verifier.exe should not be running, it tells me its turned off.

I was talking in terms of the dump file not the other stuff mate i was just meaning there is no new dump file to analyse which is the most important bit of the upload to extract a possible cause, sorry for the confusion

Yes mate there is an extra dump file in there but it was generated (look at the file name) on 12/31/12 before you turned of verifier and removed the other software you talked about, i think maybe the crash you talked about did not create a dump but this one was generated before maybe without you realising the output of this 2nd dump is what i posted above and it blames a driver from poweriso for the crash

Its not going to do any harm might help to flush out any erroneous drivers

Without going back through post heres a post i have saved for when i start a bsod thread with someone might be worth going through and trying them out as we cant even be sure if its hardware or software

If your OCing in anyway stop, return everything to stock settings for the purposes of testing

If you havent already, fill in your system specs so we know what we are dealing with
System Info - See Your System Specs

Run some scans to check against virus or infection
http://support.kaspersky.com/5350
Windows Defender Offline

Run some basic hardware tests
RAM - Test with Memtest86+
Disk Check (windows based check)
Hard Drive Diagnostic Procedure (bootable disk check)

Run some stress tests
Hardware - Stress Test With Prime95 General hardware
Video Card - Stress Test with Furmark Graphics

Im off for the night its late have a look through this and post back will come back tomorrow when i got more time and have another go through your installed programs and drivers see what we can find

I personally would run all drives from bootable disk check, minimum i would do is bootable check on OS HDD & dskchk on others