Did everything just break?

[Vampire2.0]

I ran a anti virus scan with mallwarebytes because my pc was getting laggy.

i had to reboot.

 

but windows freezes every single time i treid to boot it again i get to the loading screen but it freezes just before the windows logo should start moving. (this is on windows 7)

 

so after a few times i was able to boot it again. and ask some people on the teamspeak for help.

- tried the "sfc /scannow" command in cmd (all files where fine)

- cleaned up my registry with ccleaner

- scanned the pc with spybot (there where no problems)

- scanned it again for viruses (non where found)

 

then i tried recovering with my windows (official (yes i paid for my windows license)) but i was not able to boot to the dvd

the only thing it did was was showing me a "plinking" dash

 

then i tried booting from my ubuntu preinstalled usb -->> same problem as windows disk

 

then i tried my ubuntu live DVD and got onto it but there was nothing wrong with my partitions

 

then i tried to boot again with of the methodes that i tried before but i wasn't able to get in again.

 

could someone PLZ help me. i cant even instal any onto my main PC.

 

 

[Bonsai99]

Test memory and get HDD SMART data.

http://www.memtest.org/

http://crystalmark.info/software/CrystalDiskInfo/index-e.html

[Vampire2.0]

Test Memory and HDD

http://www.memtest.org/

http://crystalmark.info/software/CrystalDiskInfo/index-e.html

can't boot from anything and my bios doesn't has memtest build in

[LogicalDrm]

Clear CMOS, try to run startup repair (F8 menu). Did that scan have to remove/guarantee something before booting?

[Vampire2.0]

Clear CMOS, try to run startup repair (F8 menu). Did that scan have to remove/guarantee something before booting?

 

- did clrear the cmos multiple times

- startup repair freezes after loading the files

- i didn't change any of the hardware

 

i was able to boot into windows again a few times but there's nothing wrong with it.

 

could it be that my onboard raidcontroller is broken?

[LogicalDrm]

could it be that my onboard raidcontroller is broken?

That could be one thing though I can't say since I don't have experience using those. This reminds me when we tried to disconnect old IDE HDD from old pc (primary drive SATA) and it didn't boot to windows while IDE was disconnected. So if you can, try testing one by one drives and other boot methods to check which one is the problem child.

[Kiwiandapple]

Just check for a update for the bios, try to update it if you can. 

[Vampire2.0]

That could be one thing though I can't say since I don't have experience using those. This reminds me when we tried to disconnect old IDE HDD from old pc (primary drive SATA) and it didn't boot to windows while IDE was disconnected. So if you can, try testing one by one drives and other boot methods to check which one is the problem child.

 

 

Just check for a update for the bios, try to update it if you can. 

 

 

Test memory and get HDD SMART data.

http://www.memtest.org/

http://crystalmark.info/software/CrystalDiskInfo/index-e.html

 

thanks for helping! also @Ssoele , @.:MARK:. , @Whiskers , @looney , @ and everyone else on the teamspeak \/