BSOD after win update including MS office and security updates

ok guys, couple things here firstly @ICit2lol the file he is talking about is ISOMounter (notice the er on the end) ISOMount (without the er) has TONS of results im sure the ISOMount(er) is correct here but its something that applies to a regular program i use almost daily. Also, i did a system restore, found ONe bug in malwarebytes, and removed it Uninstalled AVG later this week (friday night) ill run the stress tests on the machine but to date, like right now, this is what GOOD is happening Links open quicker (MUCH QUICKER) even from emails system hasnt gone into BSOD in the last 36 hours of restarts So far things look good from here. Ill report more Saturday afternoon when stress tests are done oh yea one more thing i was able to cause the machine to go into BSOD simply by trying to open a DOCX file with Microsoft Word Starter last night is was able to open that same file and program and no issues took place

ok so a strange occurance this morning when starting up the laptop
i have this machine setup with TWO account logins.
One was a test at something a long time ago. It never worked so i dont use it
That one (test account lets say, and test account has no password) has very minimal access to items and limited items installed under it.

The other account (main account called "liqid" ) has admin level access and everything is installed under that one.

So i started the laptop this morning,
clicked the appropriate USER account icon to log into
entered the password for it (because this one has a password)
and walked away
when i came back and hour later, i noticed the ALTERNATE (test account) desktop was loaded

with a balloon message at the bottom telling me that for some reason, windows could not log into
my usual account settings bla bla, try restarting / trying later, and so on
It also says to check the windows event logs for details


Ok so i tried again - log into the admin account
and same deal. it automatically goes into the test account settings.
Alright then - lets look at the windows EVENT logs

..... i see no errors.....
actually thats not totally true
There is a couple errors but not related to this

Error 1 -The AVGIDSAgent service terminated with service-specific error %%-536953637
(This is an AVG related issue and i uninstalled AVG the other day)

Error 2 - The McAfee Site Advisor Service service failed to start due to the follow error: The System cannot find the file specified
(DUH! i dont know why McAfee is on my machine because i never want that garbage installed)

Error 3 - The Windows Image Acquisition (WIA) service depends on the Shell Hardware Detection service which failed to start because of the following error:
The service cannot be started. because it is disabled or because it has no enable devices associated to it.
(im not sure what that is all about)

Now it seems for some reason that AVG never fully removed itself? i dont know why,
So now im trying a full shutdown and restart to see if i can get into the "liqid" admin level account to remove this (AGAIN) because i just tried it otherwise, and the system wont let me remove it via control panel because "other users are logged into this machine.

the strange thing is that i know for sure i uninstalled AVG a few days ago