BSOD error 0x0000007F / Infinite Boot Loop

Hello,

Within the past couple days, my PC has stopped booting to Windows 7 Home Premium (64 bit). It will either freeze on the Windows logo just before the desktop or shown or it will crash as soon as the desktop/cursor appears and gives a BSOD error 0x0000007F. I'm able to boot to safe mode OK, but my options there appear to be pretty limited to resolve this issue. Google suggests that this error code could be hardware-related, and I have recently installed a USB wireless adapter. I've removed the adapter, and this did not solve the problem. I'm not able to remove the CISCO and Realtek drivers that were installed along with it in safe mode. Similarly, I tried to update my GPU driver, but I'm running into issues in safe mode that prevent it from installing due to not being digitally signed. When I try to temporarily disable requiring a digital signature, it immediately boots to Windows (not safe mode), so that won't work.

I ran the Windows Memory Diagnostic tool, but when it was done running, it tried booting to Windows, and I never saw the result of that test. I tried reverting to a recent restore point (prior to the install of the wireless drivers), and that also did not help. At this point, I'm out of ideas, so I'm hoping someone here can help. Thanks in advance!

Thank you for the response. I have MemTest86+ still running, but it's gotten through eight passes without issue. Additionally, I attached a photo of the full BSOD text.

Before I started running the memory test, I noticed this morning that I could no longer boot to safe mode, as Windows was hanging on the file "aswbidsha.sys". I tried a few times, and each time, I got stuck on the file while loading safe mode. I don't know whether I'll be able to load safe mode again after I close the memory test or if it will continue to get stuck there, but o thought it was worth mentioning.

Finally, I opened up my desktop and cleared out a bunch of dust with compressed air (which was overdue). All fans appear to be running fine, but the BIOS is reporting the CPU running in the high 50's/low 60's (C). That seems pretty high to me - especially with the window removed. Similarly, I thought this was also worth mentioning.