After shutdown from power outage, BSOD occurs seconds after log in

Hi there,
I hope I am doing this correctly, because I have never attempted to ask for help like this before.
I have a Dell XPS 9000 (435T) which has been in use since 2009. I know that my PC is pretty old, and it also sees heavy use, mostly being on all the time so I can use it as a hub for media streaming. Last weekend, while it was on, there was a power outage in my home due to a rainstorm. The power cord is on a surge protector, but when I went to turn the PC back on, everything was normal, until seconds after I logged in to my user profile, when I saw the following BSOD (please excuse my finger):

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I have a physical disability that limits my ability to maneuver the actual XPS tower, but I managed to pull it out to where I could disconnect my external hard drives, wireless mouse and even the keyboard, which is the one that came with the original system. Unfortunately, I discovered that the PC will not reboot properly without the keyboard attached, so I had to attach it. The same BSOD always returns within seconds of my logging in.
Prior to the power cut, I was running up to four Western Digital external hard drives into the system which I had bought over several years in ever-increasing capacities from 4 TB and up. For the first time, I was having a lot of trouble with one--a new 18 TB model, but I could never determine whether it was a bad USB cord from WD, a bad USB port, or if my older system was too taxed running all those external drives. I thought I had figured out that there was a problem with a USB cord, so at the time of the power outage, three of the four drives, including the new one, were connected and running.
The system works fine in Safe Mode (where I am now) but obviously, certain features are blocked out to me there. Given the power outage, I suspect that one or more of the ports might be bad now, because in Safe Mode, I was and still am getting Troubleshooting issues with the "Microsoft Teredo Tunneling Adapter", "Consumer I/R Devices" and "eHome Infrared Receiver (USBCIR)" but uninstalling and reinstalling the drivers for these devices would not work and all three are still flagged in Device Manager, although the first is now "Microsoft Teredo Tunneling Adapter #2".
I know that my PC is 12 years old this year, but I would like to continue using it if possible, even in a compromised manner. I know that Microsoft stopped supporting Windows 7 last year and I am willing to take that risk. Is there any hope of savaging my machine without opening it and replacing parts, or do I have to throw in the towel and get a new PC?
Thanks very much for looking and for any help you can provide.
Sean

hi,
purely from the windows error report, its showing problems in your usb/pnp devices.
open device manager check your monitor drivers, or any with an !

as for the drivers you quoted, Ehome is a Dell add-on does it have its own troubleshooter
the infrared devices have more than 1 drivers, check firewire as well

torchwood said:

hi,
purely from the windows error report, its showing problems in your usb/pnp devices.
open device manager check your monitor drivers, or any with an !

as for the drivers you quoted, Ehome is a Dell add-on does it have its own troubleshooter
the infrared devices have more than 1 drivers, check firewire as well

Thanks for responding!

The drivers I mentioned in my original post:

"Microsoft Teredo Tunneling Adapter", which now says it is "#2"

"Consumer I/R Devices"

"eHome Infrared Receiver (USBCIR)"

are the only drivers that appear with a "!" sign in Device Manager. I looked up how to uninstall and then re-install the Teredo Tunneling Adapter, and while it changed to "Microsoft Teredo Tunneling Adapter #2", there was still a "!" sign in Device Manager. At the end of the re-install, I got a message that says "This device cannot start. (Code 10)", which is also what is listed in the properties tab.

For "Consumer I/R Devices", the properties tab says: "This device is not working properly because Windows cannot load the drivers required for this device. (Code 31)"

For "eHome Infrared Receiver (USBCIR)", the properties tab says: "This device is not working properly because Windows cannot load the drivers required for this device. (Code 31)"

I have tried updating the drivers for all three components and Windows says all three are up to date. I wasn't aware of the Dell troubleshooter for this component, but I can look it up, see if I have it and run it if anyone thinks that would be helpful.

I checked all the subsections in Device Manager thoroughly and there are only those three "!" signs. The driver for the monitor seems fine and I don't think I've ever used any Firewire components as I don't see a reference to Firewire in Device Manager. However, I did not realize that FireWire was IEEE 1394. The "IEEE 1394 Bus host controllers" section seems to be fine and Windows says the drivers there are up to date.

One thing that disturbed me is that while I was originally writing this response in Safe Mode with Networking, I got a BSOD. Unfortunately, I was unable to grab a photo of it with my phone, but I ran the log tool again in the hope that it might show some kind of change. I have not added or disconnected anything from the tower, but this is the first time I have gotten a BSOD in Safe Mode.