BSOD when closing Norton NIS

A BSOD happened several weeks ago.

On 2-14-2013 - When I woke up the PC there was a Norton information message, not an error message. I don’t recall the details because it usually is about some helpful tip. When I closed it I immediately got a BSOD. This is the first & only time I’ve seen a BSOD on the affected PC which is about 8 months old.

On 4-2-2013 - I just got a message last night that WMC had stopped working. I clicked on the help & restart (or words to that effect) & WMC came up immediately.

I noticed when viewing the logs under Administrative Events there are a lot of "Homegroup Log" errors. Could this be because the other PC in the Homegroup was in sleep mode at the time?

I also had an unexpected shutdown back in December 2012 & could never find the source of the problem. Everything I saw in the logs just said unexpected shutdown. And I had an unexpected black screen with a re-boot message back in July 2012 & ran some HDD diagnostics & the drive was OK. I don’t know if any of the above are related but thought I’d mention them.

(Back on 3-20-2013 I powered off the PC, therefore I know that this unexpected shutdown was my doing. Also I was playing around on another date & killed the power once or twice, but again that was my doing.)

Hopefully I did the attachment correctly.
Any comments, help & suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you in advance.

Thanks for looking at my data.

I ran SFC a couple months ago & there was no problem. I just ran it again & this time it said Windows Resource Protection found corrupt files & successfully repaired them. Details are in the CBS.log. I tried to open it but got ‘Access is denied”. I copied it to my other PC & it opened in Notepad without any problem. It is 16.6 MB & has dates from 2013-03-15 to 2013-04-05.

I re-ran SFC & now get Windows Resource Protection did not find any integrity violations.

I did have Norton NIS when I got the BSOD when I closed the Norton message. But a couple weeks ago I uninstalled it via control panel, then restarted or rebooted the PC, then ran the Norton Removal Tool & rebooted the PC. Does the data indicate that the Norton drivers were on the PC at time of the BSOD? Or that the Norton drivers are still on the PC even though I supposedly removed NIS?

Anyway I ran NRT again & did a cold re-start. I tried to find where the Norton drivers where located before I re-ran NRT but could not find them. Where are they located so I can look to verify they are gone?

When I installed the AVerTVHD Duet MTVHDDUWB tuner cards the driver on the disc was vers 1.3.64.74 dated June 1, 2009. The driver on their website was vers 1.3.0.74 dated 2009/05/18 and still is. The tuner is no longer listed on their website & the company told me it was “in shortage at this moment”. Who knows when/if any driver will be updated.

Is there anything I should look for in that CBS.log that might indicate a problem?

I only had the BSOD one time & that was on the HTPC which I've been using since June 2012. It may be another 6 months or hopefully never that it occurs again.

I was reading this thread while at my other PC which still has Norton NIS on it. I thought I check out the drivers just to get familiar with things. I looked in:
C:\windows\system32\drivers
I did not see any of the drivers that you had mentioned. I even did a search & came up empty.

I then went to the affected HTPC & looked & searched & also came up empty. This might be expected because NIS was hopefully removed from the HTPC.

However since I could not find the drivers on the PC which has NIS that makes me wonder that I'm not doing something right. FWIW I am set up to show hidden folders & files. Any ideas why I cannot find the drivers on the PC with NIS?

How would I post the 16.6 MB CBS.log for someone to look at?