Download Ubuntu and burn the ISO to a CD. Boot from it, and select Try Ubuntu without any change to your computer.
Then go to Places>Computer and find your hard drive. Then navigate to Windows\System32\Drivers and delete usbhub.sys.
Then reboot into Windows, and let it install the driver again.
Huumm, I did what you instructed Jonathan and with no luck. I still got a BSOD saying BAD_SYSTEM_CONFIG_INFO anything else I can try to do?
Please continue uploading your dmps as they come. Just remember to delete them afterwords, so that we don't run the same ones over and over again.
**Update**
I finally solved my issue with my BSOD. I ran safe mode 5-10 tries with commands. With no luck because some of the drivers wouldn't load since I deleted my USBHUB.sys but after numerous attempts it finally loaded so I ran my MSCONIFG and changed all configuration but to default and it came up with some errors. It took about 2-3 restarts for windows 7 to attempt to reinstall my usbhub.sys but eventually it did.
*Bottom line*
1. I wasn't sure why my .dmp files were pointing towards my usbhub.sys when I had a big conclusion it had something to do with my msconfig files since I modified it.
2. Other then that my main concern were how to restore an old msconfig file without being able to boot into windows and without a full OEM windows 7 cd.
My BSOD has be recovered please lock this thread and thanks for the replies.
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