Bluescreen "Cache_Manager" Windows7 (Bootcamp)

Hi all,
i hope you can help ne i'm hopeless for now. I have the following Mac
Macbook Pro 8,2 (early2011)
Intel Core I7
2,2GHz
8GB ram
ATI Radeon HD 6750M
Superdrive replaced(extern) withSSD Platte (120GB) OCZ Vertex 3
750 GB harddrive with 5400 rpm
I had Snow Leopard installed at the beginning and i got the Update to Lion for free.
After i installed Lion i used Bootcamp to install Windows 7 to the second Partition (on the SSD). Everything works fine and i was able to play with this Win7 partition. Then i moved to Mountain Lion and i never played as much as before and i believe i never booted win7 again after the installation.
As i want to play the last day i booted Win7 and only got Bluescreens all the time. I thought it could be the Update to ML so i deleted all the files on each Harddrive and replaced the 750GB HDD again with the superdrive and installed a clean Lion Image.
After Lion was installed i started Bootcamp and created a second partition and installed Windows7. Everything was looking fine the installation finished successfully. After i started windows7 i inserted the Bootcamp DVD that i created as i used BootCamp and then it happened again BSOD everytime i tried to install the driver. It was not a special driver it happens anytime during the installation.
The Bluescreen says "Cache_Manager" and a error number that i looked for but i found nothing.
I found some posts with the "Cache_Manager" problem and i "only" should rename the "AppleHFS.sys" and the "AppleMNT.sys" but i never found the files in my Windows installation. I checked "show hidden files" and i bootet in safety mode and also looked as i was in OSX but i can't find this files.
I thought maybe it is a hardware defect so i tried Diablo3 and it works fine. Also a benchmark and a ram test works fine so it should be something with the driver?! but how can i fix it? Can someone help me? I really have no idea anymore...
Thanks in advance,
Patrick

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