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Trying to reinstall Windows 7


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pjgoodman2

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I have recently started having problems with my computer (ie; very slow, files won't open, etc.) and I have run a battery of virus scans, malware scans, spyware and adware scans and removed everything found, but nothing helped.

So I decided to slap the reinstall disk in and do a fresh reinstall of the OS. However, when the machine boots up, I get to the screen with the revolving logo then a blue screen pops up which reads:

"Your system has been shutdown to prevent a fatal error. If any new hardware was installed, remove it and try again".

It also advises to do a virus scan, which has been done to death. I can only get the computer to boot if I select the recovery option when rebooting. What's going on and how can I fix this?
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Since you've made reference to having had several malware problems, we must refer you to the Malware Removal Forum since we aren't allowed to help with that. Malware Removal Forum: http://www.geekstogo...alware-removal/
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