Vista - BSOD as soon as I boot

It is an HP pavillion


I recently tried to disable the integrity check for Signed drivers, and now my computer does not recognize any of its drivers and when I a minute or so after I enter my password I get a BSOD that says SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION. It gives me enough time to check the device manager and it has the yellow exclamation point triangle next to every one of them.


The string I used in command prompt was



bcdedit /set loadoptions DDISABLE_INTEGRITY_CHECKS


However I may have forgotten the final S on CHECKS, which i believe caused it to stop checking for any drivers.

is there any way to get my computer to find the drivers (which I believe will fix the BSOD), or should I just do a full system restore.


UPDATE: ok so I booted in safe mode and I'm checking driver details and the drivers that aren't working aren't digitally signed, even my Intel Wifi link Wireless card, or any of my USB host controllers

In device manager right click on the drivers and select update if you are connected to the internet. Also run Windows Update

Have you tried Startup Repair? It's accessible (on most HP's) from the Safe Mode screen.
As the system boots, rapidly tap the F8 key just before the Windows splash screen shows up. Just above the Safe Mode option should be an option to "Repair your computer".

Also, you can navigate to C:\Windows\Minidump, zip up the contents of the folder and then upload the .zip file with your next post. With that information we may be able to see what's causing the BSOD's (dunno if it'll help with the driver signing issue, but it's worth a shot IMO)