blacole virus or the like

[Fiery]

Give me sometime as I go through your logs again.

I suspect a conflicting driver or damaged driver.

 

[Fiery]

I have asked my colleagues to see if they have any ideas

In the meanwhile, try disabling some startup programs one at a time to see if it helps. Go to Start > type "run" in the search box and press enter > type msconfig press OK > Click the startup tab and disable some programs.

Then under the service tab, click Hide all Microsoft services and disable a few at a time to see if it helps

 

[phreaknes]

Give me sometime as I go through your logs again.

I suspect a conflicting driver or damaged driver.

I'm thinking the same thing. I've been trying some things all day

 

[phreaknes]

I have asked my colleagues to see if they have any ideas

In the meanwhile, try disabling some startup programs one at a time to see if it helps. Go to Start > type "run" in the search box and press enter > type msconfig press OK > Click the startup tab and disable some programs.

Then under the service tab, click Hide all Microsoft services and disable a few at a time to see if it helps

When I do that it stays up for a while (3 - 8 mins), the SSD HD light pegs, and you can't click on anything, thats when I know its only a matter or time (couple of mins), BSOD then it reboots on it's own to bootldr error. I then cold boot into safe mode.

 

[Fiery]

Would you consider reformatting? That may be the quicker solution since you don't have any system restore points

 

[phreaknes]

I've been on the road for the last 2 months and got another 4 weeks to go. I've got alot of software for my photography and IT businesses. I have my original hard drive but I don't know if it has a recovery partition or where the win7 install files are located.