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I don't have a DVD either, but I do have a portable one, just in case I need one. Driver Verifier puts stress on the drivers in an attempt to make the bad driver make the computer BSOD, and the dump file catch the driver. The problem comes when some people can't boot because of driver verifier. If you can get into the recovery environment you can disable it. The repair DVD helps you do that. That is why you created the restore point. The decision is up to you. The worst case scenario is you will have to do a clean install. Enable only the NON-Microsoft drivers when you set it up. This is a video showing how to do it on Windows 10. It is the exact same in Windows 7. I hope this helps.