Windows 7: Windows 7 32 bit Blue Screen

I got Blue Screen related to memory, probably after trying a windows vista driver since someone said it could work on windows 7, but it might only cause problems in the end so im not doing it again....
its about 3 controlers i cant find for windows 7:

*Mass storage controller
*Coprocessor
USB 2.0 Camera

i believe one controller comes in Chipset of Nvidia driver, the other on Sata Driver i think.
What i did after this problem was.... formating again and i used the 1gb memory on slot 1 instead of 2nd slot where i now used 2gb memory in it (my laptop have 2 slots only and suports maximum till 4gb i think) Im an average user here, hope you can give me any advice in case such hapen again

To be safe im no longer trying a vista driver in windows 7, am i losing too much here about those 2 controllers i dont know much about?

Bom dia Seven.
let's go by parts:
1) I would recommend you test your memory for any problem. Memtest86 is what most people use. You should run it for many passes, if possible overnight.
2) Your computer is apparently new, so it is strange you can't find the drivers for those components. What is the model of your laptop? Acer should also have drivers available. If you can find out more details about them we might be able to direct you to the right places. For system information SIW is a great program. By the way, usually Vista drivers work well in windows 7.
3) Finally, I don't think you need the USB camera driver unless you are using one. The other 2 might turn out necessary, mainly the mass storage driver.
NVidia does a great job detecting your components and finding appropriate drivers, I recommend you go to their website and do that. Adn they do have windows 7 driver for your card: NVIDIA DRIVERS 196.21 WHQL

Saudações. E como você disse na outra thread, este site é muito bacana!

Im using Aspire 9300 and webcamera is integrated on laptop so thats why the controller have that name.

Thanks for the advice on memory test tough, if such hapens again i shall give it a try, but i still suspect that those few vista drivers were at fault too and since i dont need them i wont risk more work for me lol.

on last note forgot to mention i have VGA notebook graphics so NVidia definitly wont give support to it, microsoft vga driver geforce go 6100 driver worked perfect too so no big deal on it.
Just didnt give me chipset nvidia controller.