0x0000007A stop error

Dear Community,
I wonder if anyone can shed any light on a problem I have been having for the past 6 weeks. I have a Thinkpad T410i 2516CTO i3 laptop 2 GB Ram 250GB hard disk running Win 7 Professional 32 bit. Over the past 6 weeks I have been getiing repeated windows stop errors with error code 0x0000007A crash dump failed with status 0xc0000010. The problem started with an nitial laggy response when browsing the internet then gradually the browser would hang and then hard disk woould crash with BSOD. I have performed an antimalware scans with Kaspersky Internet Security 2013 which showed nothing.
I have clean installed Windows 7 x 3 with no success. I thought it might have been My antivirus. I uninstalled it but I still get the bsods
I have performed full hardware test using ThinkVantage Toolbox which found nothing. I have run check disk to fix data corruption with no success. I have also run disk clean up to free up disk space.
A think of note I have found in the Event Viewer is that there are several errors related to Device\Ide\iastore did not respond within the time out period. There have also been several references event 13 ACPI at the time of the crashes.
My computer runs without crashing in safe mode. I am at the limit of my tech knowledge and wonder is the a way to upload my dump files for resident experts to give me a pointer as to what's going on?
Thanks again for taking the time to read my query.
Solved!
Go to Solution.

Updating the post Windows drivers it one of the first things to do, from the chipset to specific components if you're not using the factory reinstall DVD's to put it back to OEM out of the box configuration.
Checking device manager for omitted devices is next to ensure all are working. A seasoned tech would not have run into that problem. Its just what we do without thinking and always been that way since Windows 95. Microsoft DOES NOT have manufacturer subsystem specific drivers although they may have generic ones which may or may not work. But usually are updated/replace after the 1st part of the installation by Lenovo drive update or manual package updates.
That and the fact that there are hours worth of Windows OS updates yet to install makes the process take half a day at least. Most people don't believe it. I don't care so I tell them to do it themselves and leave me alone if they won't pay for it to get done right and complete. Anyone cand put a DVD in the machine and after answering the initial prompt let it install and give it back to them a hour later saying its done. But it isn't done, not by a long shot. There are things that won't work. Especially on notebooks.
Well you learned something. LOL Have a pint or two.
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* File system initialization failed because the system did not recognize the data on the boot device.
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http://support.microsoft.com/kb/314082
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Quote from: Roskaposti on 19-May-07, 04:44:59
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4) to uninstall the Anti-Virus software (Avira Antivir).
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And by the way: after installing the new Hyperion (VIA chipset drivers), I was finally able to also uninstall. It also uninstalled the IDE SATA (I think) and PATA drivers.
But what I had to do, was to make a REPAIR installation of Windows XP.
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