BSOD occurs occasionally and drivers wont load.

Good enough, but installation media would be required to recover.
Download Windows 7 installation media: Clean Install Windows 7
Mount/install it on a USB (cheaper then burning to a disk)
Boot from the installation media and choose to repair/recover

Let me know when you are ready for trying to repair/recover :)
It may take some time for the download, depending on your internet speed.

NOTE: It could be that trying to recover/repair won't work as something is damaged too much, happens when other things are done too often, but it is worth a try.

The thing is, you tried only repair, but there are more options.
You said you couldn't do option 3 with safe mode, command prompt part. Although you weren't clear about it, I hope I understood it correct that you tried command prompt in safe mode but was unable to do so. I want to try another method for the command prompt part.

If you read my post properly, you can read I'm trying to help through command prompt OUTSIDE of safe mode.
I say 'choose to repair/recover', because with installation media there are 2 options

• Installing
• Repair the computer

Choose to repair the computer, from there choose the command prompt and enter the command

Code:

chkdsk /r

If a specific partition is required, enter the command

Code:

chkdsk C: /r

C: is the partition where Windows is usually installed on, if you have another letter for the Windows partition use that letter instead of C, for example

Code:

chkdsk D: /r

Good enough, but installation media would be required to recover.
Download Windows 7 installation media: Clean Install Windows 7
Mount/install it on a USB (cheaper then burning to a disk)
Boot from the installation media and choose to repair/recover

Let me know when you are ready for trying to repair/recover :)
It may take some time for the download, depending on your internet speed.

NOTE: It could be that trying to recover/repair won't work as something is damaged too much, happens when other things are done too often, but it is worth a try.

I want to try another method for the command prompt part.

axe0 said:

The thing is, you tried only repair, but there are more options.
You said you couldn't do option 3 with safe mode, command prompt part. Although you weren't clear about it, I hope I understood it correct that you tried command prompt in safe mode but was unable to do so. I want to try another method for the command prompt part.

This is why I still suggested it, but as I stated a little earlier in the quote you weren't clear about what you tried.

What was the result of chkdsk?
Have you tried SFC?
SFC /SCANNOW Command - System File Checker