Tdrpm257.sys then ntkrnlmp.exe then tdx.sys BSOD

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As there are so many different things causing my BSOD's (roughly every 1-6 hours) according to WinDbg is it safe to assume my hard disk with Windows 7 on is 'on it's way out'?

It's an SSD.

Didn't bother uploading WinDbg data as it has listed a number of files which caused the problem.

Look forward to any advice.

Thanks.
 

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Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit
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Tdrpm257.sys seems to be malware, run a scan of Malwarebyets in safemode with networking
 

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I should have said, Spybot S&D, Malware Bytes AND Combofix were run - completely clean!

Tdrpm257.sys - also a component of Acronis True Image - So i then removes all Acronis software. Rebooted, then the following files were indicated as the cause for the BSOD in Windbg.
 

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Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit
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Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit
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