BSOD and 0xc000007b boot error


  1. Marc49
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    BSOD and 0xc000007b boot error


    I'm having an almost identical problem, but I cannot even reach a command prompt. This has been a stable system until this morning, now the BSOD shows that \Windows\System32\Drivers\aswVmm.sys (part of Avast Internet Security) is causing the 0xc000007b boot error... Doesn't seem to be any way around it that I've been able to find. Any suggestions will be much appreciated!
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  3. Golden
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    Boot into Safe Mode, then uninstall Avast completely. Then try boot normally.

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