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Have you tried running it in safemode?

(10-14-2014, 10:39 AM)jmitservices Wrote: [ -> ]Have you tried running it in safemode?

yes but the same thing happens as well

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here i got from startup repair [attachment=42]

I would go for a fresh install. It's easier than trying to narrow down a problem that's persistent like this, once the Registry gets corrupted without a backup image to restore from you really are shooting in the dark.

lets get Britec in here to what he says about troubles i found with startup repair

It says Corrupt Registry.

Possible Solutions:

• Registry Restore 
• CHKDSK /R
• Repair Install
• Fresh Install
  
  

Are you sure the system is free from viruses?

(10-16-2014, 09:50 PM)Britec Wrote: [ -> ]It says Corrupt Registry.

Possible Solutions:

• Registry Restore 
• CHKDSK /R
• Repair Install
• Fresh Install
  
  

Are you sure the system is free from viruses?

yes and the Repair Install needs to happen on this hard drive in the pic which im doing a CHKDSK /R on it right bow [attachment=44]  

I had a problem where I couldn't port forward anything because I had connected to so many different networks and so many vpn's and downloaded so much crapware that nothing worked. I can remember banging my head off the keyboard trying to get it to work but it just wouldn't. In the end I decided "SCREW IT!" and wiped the PC and it finally worked! The point i'm trying to make is that it is just best/easiest to wipe the PC if their is a very persistent problem. Also when wiping a hard-drive in CMD press a key on the keyboard every so often because it doesn't tell you when it is done wiping it.

(10-16-2014, 10:33 PM)mclarenclarkson Wrote: [ -> ]I had a problem where I couldn't port forward anything because I had connected to so many different networks and so many vpn's and downloaded so much crapware that nothing worked. I can remember banging my head off the keyboard trying to get it to work but it just wouldn't. In the end I decided "SCREW IT!" and wiped the PC and it finally worked! The point i'm trying to make is that it is just best/easiest to wipe the PC if their is a very persistent problem. Also when wiping a hard-drive in CMD press a key on the keyboard every so often because it doesn't tell you when it is done wiping it.

you do realize that wiping the is a very very very very last resort and after all i can put the data on windows old

For me it isn't a big deal as I store most of my really important projects on the cloud and the rest is just a matter of installing programs. Of course resetting is last resort and I'll try a load of other ways before wiping but sometimes its just easiest to wipe and get a fresh install.

Also did you try doing a system rollback to a point where everything was ok?

(10-16-2014, 10:54 PM)mclarenclarkson Wrote: [ -> ]For me it isn't a big deal as I store most of my really important projects on the cloud and the rest is just a matter of installing programs. Of course resetting is last resort and I'll try a load of other ways before wiping but sometimes its just easiest to wipe and get a fresh install.

Also did you try doing a system rollback to a point where everything was ok?

btw have read the log i posted