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If a restore doesn't help the issues then I'm guessing at this point you may have to do a reinstall of windows unless some of the others more experienced with this type of bsod has any better ideas than I do
If a restore doesn't help the issues then I'm guessing at this point you may have to do a reinstall of windows unless some of the others more experienced with this type of bsod has any better ideas than I do
Ahh, sorry, didn't realise typing a reply and clicking Mark Solved wouldn't actually send the reply! Weirdly removing and re-installing the Creative sound driver fixed it. Just removing it didn't work, oddly enough, so I re-installed it to revert the change and suddenly it was booting again.
Odd as I hadn't made any changes to that driver or anything sound-related recently.
Cheers for all the help.
Well the sound drivers were the other obvious driver that would be loaded in a clean boot but not in safe mode.
And the Creative X-Fi drivers for Vista onwards don't exactly have a reputation for stability... I seem to remember it took a fair amount of fiddling to get them working right after the initial build, though much like everything else, they'd been stable for a good few years.