This is a relatively rare BCC.

I would start by updating the below drivers as there are at least 3+ years old.

Code:

snp2uvc.sys    2/7/2007 5:35:08 AM    0x80023000    0x801c9280        0x001a6280    0x45c9ab5c                        
1394BUS.SYS    2/7/2007 9:04:45 PM    0x90e49000    0x90e56080        0x0000d080    0x45ca853d                        
ohci1394.sys    2/7/2007 9:04:50 PM    0x90e39000    0x90e48200        0x0000f200    0x45ca8542                        
b57nd60x.sys    2/8/2007 6:03:14 PM    0x916a3000    0x916d2000        0x0002f000    0x45cbac32                        
AGRSM.sys    3/9/2007 2:55:58 PM    0x8042e000    0x8054a160        0x0011c160    0x45f1bbce                        
sncduvc.SYS    3/30/2007 6:10:06 AM    0x801d8000    0x801ded80        0x00006d80    0x460cf00e                        
igdkmd32.sys    3/30/2007 1:57:35 PM    0x9102e000    0x91614000        0x005e6000    0x460d5d9f                        
o2media.sys    4/2/2007 9:04:27 PM    0x818e9000    0x818f2b00        0x00009b00    0x4611b62b                        
NETw4v32.sys    8/8/2007 10:26:03 AM    0x90c10000    0x90e39000        0x00229000    0x46b9e08b                        
SynTP.sys    9/7/2007 1:16:58 PM    0x90e93000    0x90ec0700        0x0002d700    0x46e1959a                        
RTKVHDA.sys    12/20/2007 5:00:35 AM    0x8020f000    0x803fdd80        0x001eed80    0x476a3d43                        
KMWDFILTER.sys    4/29/2009 1:12:12 AM    0x801ea000    0x801f3000        0x00009000    0x49f7efbc

How To Find Drivers:

- search Google for the name of the driver
- compare the Google results with what's installed on your system to figure out which device/program it belongs to
- visit the web site of the manufacturer of the hardware/program to get the latest drivers (DON'T use Windows Update or the Update driver function of Device Manager).
- if there are difficulties in locating them, post back with questions and someone will try and help you locate the appropriate program.

- - The most common drivers are listed on this page: Driver Reference Driver Reference
- - Driver manufacturer links are on this page: Drivers and Downloads


Also this is a suspicious driver that has no information in a google search. I would download Malwarebytes and run a scan just to be sure.

MpKslaed74c00.sys 9/16/2011 4:34:23 PM

FYI
Following on from zigzag's advice...

Download Malwarebytes, update immediately & run a full system scan.
Let us know the results at the end please.

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Originally Posted by margarida

I attached the log. Found only one thing, but I don't think it is related to MpKslaed74c00.sys. I have no idea of what that thing might be.

That file might be a MSE definition file. I would rename it to MpKslaed7400.bak

Your only MBAM indication is

HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Image File Execution Options\NTVDM.exe (Security.Hijack) -> No action taken.

If you are still BSOD'ng upload the DMP files.