Evil BSOD of Immortality! ._.

Cracks can definitely create conflicts with Win 7. Let's see how your system does with these cracks removed.

Skygrinder said:

I ran Avast (Free) and the Malwarebytes, the only threats found were some cracks for games, I removed them, and re-scanned, and there is nothing now. Oh, I also scanned with this online antivirus (Free ESET Online Antivirus Scanner), it also found nothing.

Agree with Carl, also D/L'ing these files from not so nice sites is a known way to get viruses, malware and rootkits.

I would use the restore point system and a good imaging program. Here is a tutorial on a good program: Imaging with free Macrium. I use Macrium and restore points.

Hi Skygrinder and welcome to the Forum. Was glad to see that Dave & Carl were able to help solve your earlier problems. They are both hard workers here at to Forum.
As regards to backup software, using Windows Restore Points is a good way to go back in time to recover from a botched driver or program install but I would not rely on it to save my bacon in more serious issues.
If you have an External USB Hard Drive you can Image your whole system safely to that device. Many here at the Forum use a free product called Macrium Reflect.
Very easy to use and also very fast. You can download it at the link below. Also there are some very fine Tutorials on it's use in our Tutorial Section.
Macrium Reflect FREE Edition - Information and download

Also, if you are looking for just a file/folder backup program, you may want to try Cobian Backup, also used by many fo our members. See link below.
Cobian Backup

Hope this helps. Don't be a stranger - lot's to learn through our Tutorials section.

Regards
JohnnyA

Darn- beat me to it Carl. lol

It surely was not my fast typing! But you summed it up much better than I did.

Thanks, I'll check out those programs. You guys have been a great help, I'm happy with my PC now. ^^

+rep to all ^^

You are very welcome. I am glad your PC is running smoothly. Thank you very much for the rep.

Agree with everybody, Imaging with free Macrium, is very good backup and restore program.

Glad your system is running stable.
Thanks for the rep.