[babydoc]

I am having a problem.  Had a quick Blue Screen, then my computer wouldn't boot.  The primary drive is a OCZ Vertex 3 120GB SSD.  Startup Repair didn't work. Tried to repair the MBR.  Ran several CHKDSK.  Nothing seemed to help.  Found a post on this site using FRST.  Made a bootable USB and ran FRST.  Not sure how to interpret the log.  The tutorial on this site said to upload it.  I am uploading that file to see if anyone can help me fix my problem.

 

Thanks

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Hi and


There is a very severe corruption here and I cannot guarantee that we wil be able to restore your machine to its normal functionality. I can try, but bare in mind that it will surely take some time and I cannog guarantee a full fix - the OS here looks like a toast from that angle. Actually if it would be mine, I'd do a reformat and a reinstall.


Let's do this one.


Boot your machine again from the USB drive you made.
Access the COmmand Prompt like prior.
This time in the command prompt please put this command:

sfc /scannow /offbootdir=Q:\ /offwindir=C:\windows

and press [ENTER].

NOTE the spaces:
sfc_/scannow_/offbootdir=Q:\_/offwindir=C:\windows


This may take a while. After that please re-run FRST and post another logfile.

[Naathim]

Hi and


There is a very severe corruption here and I cannot guarantee that we wil be able to restore your machine to its normal functionality. I can try, but bare in mind that it will surely take some time and I cannog guarantee a full fix - the OS here looks like a toast from that angle. Actually if it would be mine, I'd do a reformat and a reinstall.


Let's do this one.


Boot your machine again from the USB drive you made.
Access the COmmand Prompt like prior.
This time in the command prompt please put this command:

sfc /scannow /offbootdir=Q:\ /offwindir=C:\windows

and press [ENTER].

NOTE the spaces:
sfc_/scannow_/offbootdir=Q:\_/offwindir=C:\windows


This may take a while. After that please re-run FRST and post another logfile.

[babydoc]

Hi and


There is a very severe corruption here and I cannot guarantee that we wil be able to restore your machine to its normal functionality. I can try, but bare in mind that it will surely take some time and I cannog guarantee a full fix - the OS here looks like a toast from that angle. Actually if it would be mine, I'd do a reformat and a reinstall.


Let's do this one.


Boot your machine again from the USB drive you made.
Access the COmmand Prompt like prior.
This time in the command prompt please put this command:

sfc /scannow /offbootdir=Q:\ /offwindir=C:\windows

and press [ENTER].

NOTE the spaces:
sfc_/scannow_/offbootdir=Q:\_/offwindir=C:\windows


This may take a while. After that please re-run FRST and post another logfile.

Hello.  Thanks for trying to help.  I did what you said and got the following message.

 

Windows Resource Protection could not perform the requested operation.

 

Anything else I can try before reinstalling?  I would like to at least get it functioning for a short time to prepare for a reinstall.

Not sure what even happend.  It was working fine.  Then Access locked up.  I tried to restart, got a BSOD then it wouldn't reboot.

I have Norton and AntiMalware bytes and run often.  I appreciate the help.

 

Henry

[Naathim]

Hi,

Let's try this way...


Enter the System Recovery Options

Enter System Recovery Options from the Advanced Boot Options:

• Restart the computer.
• As soon as the BIOS is loaded begin tapping the F8 key until Advanced Boot Options appears.
• Use the arrow keys to select the Repair your computer menu item.
• Select English as the keyboard language settings, and then click Next.
• Select the operating system you want to repair, and then click Next.
• Select your user account an click Next.
• On the System Recovery Options menu you will get the following options:
  • Startup Repair
  • System Restore
  • Windows Complete PC Restore
  • Windows Memory Diagnostic Tool
  • Command Prompt
• Select Command Prompt.

Access the notepad and identify your USB drive

In the Command Prompt please type in sfc /scannow and press Enter.

This procedure can take some time. After that generate and post me a fresh FRST logfile.

[babydoc]

Okay, I ran sfc /scannow.  It said

 

There is a system repair which needs a reboot complete.  Please restart and run sfc again.

[Naathim]

What happens after the reboot and running sfc again? Does it fail to complete? Goes for a neverending loop?

[babydoc]

It says the same thing. 

[Naathim]

Hi,

ok, I've got another one idea. Re-run FRST and post a new log. Then do not turn yur machine off until I will provide you with a fixlist. It has to be on all the time.

[babydoc]

Okay, here it is.  Thanks again for all your help.

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[Naathim]

Hi,

I am sorry - I went to visit my family living on Belarus, there was a huge storm, we had 3 days without any electricity and the internet connection was totally broken down for almost two weeks. It's the first day I am able to reply and I am really sorry for that. Nobody expected that


I also don't have any good news.

I was hoping that sfc could help us, but I see a lot of damage and without restoring the crucial Windows files we can't do much.

What Is uggest is to try a repair install.
http://www.sevenforu...ir-install.html

The only other solution is a complete reformat & reinstall.

[Naathim]

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