I am attempting a fresh install of the audio drivers right now. Will restart my system and see what happens.
Update: Reinstalled audio drivers successfully. Am now booted into win7. Here's hoping no more problems come up. I'm a little worried because it is still the same files. Not sure why they would have caused a problem in the first place, nor why it was so sporadic.
That driver did cause the last BSOD, it could be it was the correct driver but corrupted. Leave the Verifier on and lets see what happens.
Had another 2 BSOD. First one happened while playing a game with the same IRQL error and then second happened when it tried booting into windows, once again with the same error. First dmp was not created correctly, second one was. Attached both. I'm guessing it's the same error. Have no clue what to do though because that was a completely clean install using the drivers from MSI's site for my motherboard. Would a clean install of Windows 7 fix this?
Right now, I dont think that a clean install would help. Try to go to device manager and roll back that driver to previous version.
Ok I rolled back the drivers, is there anything else I can do? Any way to find a reason for why the drivers cause the BSOD?
I can only say that most current is not the best, the roll back may not even work. I went to the website and got the most current graphics driver. The outcome was that I needed to use an image to get back up and running.
Well, for now I was able to boot into win7. I'll keep driver verifier on and see what happens. Thank you very much for all the help so far.
Dont worry, verifier is weeding out all the weak drivers. This time
E1c62x64.sys file descriptionProductname:Intel(R) Gigabit Adapter Description:Intel(R) Gigabit Adapter NDIS 6.x driver Company:Intel Corporation
That is how verifer works. Things are going as planned.
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Different error this time.