BSOD after Trojan Removal

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Today, I was hit by a rather vicious Security Essential 2010 trojan. It replicated and installed a large number of other unwanted malware, one specifically attempted (and to my knowledge successfully) created content in my system folder. Thankfully, Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware pulled through and removed its existance, and I saw it no more.

Unfortunately the anti-malware software also removed the one injected file in my systems folder, which gives rise on why I am posting for help today. When I have my computer on a period of time, I encounter a blue screen of death with the DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL_ERROR. After some google research, it indicates that this may be due to a corrupt driver of some sort, etc. When I look at the specific error, it indicates that the error dealt with a file called ujdqqvv.sys, the suspicious system file that was created by the trojan earlier.

The computer is currently running Windows XP SP3, and is currently running sfc /scannow in hope that Windows XP can fix itself. However, is there an alternate solutionwhere I can either remove this problem or perhaps bypass it?

Thanks.

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