windows 7 BSOD 0x000007f error code

[yeyey777]

Guys i don't know if this is the right thread/website to post it but I'm running out of options about this BSOD error ( 0x000007f ). It keeps on reoccurring since friday. I googled this matter and the causes are these:

windows update conflicting other drivers, software that are installed in my pc..number one is the gpu driver which i reinstalled it in safe mode, but i still got a blue screen this morning.

number 2 says that it has an effect with the antivirus regarding the stack of kernel.....i forgot the exact phrase.. xD.....so I uninstalled my Avira and luckily I have no BSOD yet. But I'm still not satisfied with this, I feel like anytime I'll be having a BSOD in a while.

my pc specs are:
Intel core i3 3220
ECS H61H2-M12 motherboard
Inno 3d GTX 550 Ti
FSP 550 watts
Windows 7 64 bit

Hope you can help me regarding this matter because it really frustrates me.. x(

 

[Robert17]

It sounds like you solved the problem. Just install another AV program. MSE is free and integrates with Win. Give it a try. Also try running CCcleaner and get the garbage out of your registry as well. If possible, put your Win7 disk in and click "repair" to insure you've got a healthy OS. And make sure all chipset drivers are up to date. Periodic maintenance isn't just for cars.

 

[yeyey777]

oh i forgot to indicate that i ran the Ccleaner ....and dint help i ran it last night..
but i forgot running win 7 repair because of my frustrations..

what i did now is downgrade the nvidia driver , 310.90 down to 290.xx ..but it's just a "remedy" because i dropped my fps, 60fps down to 40 fps and not just im having a screen problem which occurs every 15- 20 mins wherein my screen starts to flash, becomes black and back to normal state, not satisfied with this remedy D:

but i will try running windows 7 repair later.. thanks

P.S: I'm doin pc repairs for many years and I haven't heard about MSE which mention in your post, what is it? ..sorry for the noob question, and again thanks

 

[Robert17]

MSE = Microsoft Security Essentials

 

[yeyey777]

ohh thanks xD..will try your advise .. hope your still active after i post the results..