Windows 7 Boot BSOD

Operating Systems & Open Source Windows
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Hey guys, my old pc decided to take a big crap the other day, and it contained important data, upon inserting the drive in my newer system and trying to boot it I got a BSOD. In an attempt, to recover the data I successfully cloned the drive with Clonezilla. Upon trying to boot from the freshly cloned drive I still get a BSOD. When trying to boot into safe mode the system tries to load core drivers (.sys files), freezes, and then reboots. I looked for the minidump file and Windows (my other 7 install) says that it was last modified on July 14 (so I don't know if it will be of relevance), I will attach it nonetheless. I've also attached a picture of the BSOD. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

P.S. I've already tried running startup repair, chkdsk, and sfc /scannow. I did not feel the need to run memtest or AIDA as I already have 2 working windows installs on the machine.

 

Thanks.

 

BSOD image: http://imgur.com/iiFNH95

minidump log: https://www.dropbox.com/s/n7fgqbt6gimspqt/071414-29827-01.dmp?dl=0

 

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I would recommend just booting to your normal drive and pulling any data you need to save off this old drive then wipe it and reinstall everything.  It looks like your system files are actually corrupted to the point that it simply must be wiped.  If you have $20 to spare you could use what I do which is a usb to sata adapter.  They are cheap and fairly easy to find at computer and/or electronic stores.  It is the most used tool in my personnel toolkit next to my magnetic mini screwdriver set.

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Thanks, I actually have a complete copy of the original drive on one of my 2TB HDDs, and I'm copying the users folder from it now, I need a list of all installed programs however.