BSOD "Andyroid" Android emulator install, error 0xFC (and extras)

"AN ATTEMPT WAS MADE TO EXECUTE NON EXECUTABLE MEMORY"
Error + Extras = 0xFC (0xF88006BB6C38, 0x84006DF121)

Hi gang! Brand new to the forum...thanks so much for the time (in advance). I do greatly appreciate it!

So admittedly, I'm quite new to android emulation (really new). Just wanted a way to play some android games on my PC...so I downloaded the file off Andyroid (heard good things about it), with full intentions of installing the emulator itself to another HD that could have accommodated it. (My primary C: drive has my OS and a lot of my design program files so space was extremely limited.) The file downloaded turned out to be a downloader itself and didn't ask for a destination before it sucked up what was left of my C: (literally not a byte of space left)

A msg poped up asking me to reboot, and upon the reboot I got slapped with the BSOD with the errors mentioned above.

I also updated Avast maybe a day earlier...other than that, the only new drivers/hardware installed recently (within the last couple days are a NEAT Desk organizer/scanner I received a few days earlier as well.

I'm able to access the PC through SAFE MODE. Won't boot into Win 7 normally.

Ran a complete scan on the the OS drive using Malware Bytes (all other supplemental hard drive's disconnected). No malware found.

Tried running windows startup repair to no avail. "Windows startup repair cannot fix this problem automatically."

Other interesting finds, Andyroid did not finish it's install...half the shortcuts made by the program can't find their respective files (my best guess is the drive couldn't support the new file writes). I see a couple folders in Program Files that could belong to the program...but there's no telling what changes it made to registry files or files added to startup etc.

Anyway...really hoping someone can take a look at the log files I've attached (had to run the fetch in safe mode). If there's anymore information I can provide you with (system specs, grueling details etc.), please don't hesitate to ask!

Thanks!
boZie

So it seems AVAST was to blame here! Did a complete uninstall and I've been able to boot to Windows normally a few times since. Weird...I guess my next problem is where can I get another quality free AV. #firstworldproblems.

Also, while Andyroid didn't have anything to do with the BSoD (turns out)...all the files are still scattered throughout my system and even after trying the install again it won't finish the install.