Windows doesn't boot after moving Pc.

[fl4ilinat0r]

Again bluescreen

With an error that was few 0's and then 74

[ProCoComputerRepairs]

Yea if you have any product associated with them plugged in, i would unplug it, let me know if the restore point works .

[fl4ilinat0r]

The only product that can be associated with that software is my headset (not a usb one)

[fl4ilinat0r]

Again bluescreen

With an error that was few 0's and then 74

This is after the restore is done

[fl4ilinat0r]

I now by accident started the check disk for errors function on my usb stick with Ubuntu on it says that there is an error in the windows file system

[ProCoComputerRepairs]

Try another restore point if you have more than one, worst case you might have to re install windows, or possibly have a dying HDD, 

[ProCoComputerRepairs]

Yes if you can perform Chkdsk do it, HDD may have bad sectors on it.

[fl4ilinat0r]

Try another restore point if you have more than one, worst case you might have to re install windows, or possibly have a dying HDD, 

HDD is not older that 1 year.

It the HDD dying that possible.

Wd green.

[laxer]

They could go bad at any point.... Less likely since its WD versus some other brands but still possible.

 

If you would like I can ask someone if they will have a look at your dump files.

[ProCoComputerRepairs]

Yea HDDs can go bad at anytime, its almost always unexpected.

[fl4ilinat0r]

How can I do the check disk thing from windows ?

[ProCoComputerRepairs]

Go to start menu and select "Computer"

Right Click the HDD you want to perform Chkdsk on

Go to "Properties"

Go to the "Tools" tab

Select error checking "Check Now"

Check both boxes and select start.

It will start the next time the computer is booted .

[laxer]

Go to start menu and select "Computer"

Right Click the HDD you want to perform Chkdsk on

Go to "Properties"

Go to the "Tools" tab

Select error checking "Check Now"

Check both boxes and select start.

It will start the next time the computer is booted .

 

this

 

Or you can open command prompt and run chkdsk /f

[ProCoComputerRepairs]

this

 

Or you can open command prompt and run chkdsk /f

Yea lol 

[fl4ilinat0r]

I'm sorry I was unclear I'm meant the check disk from windows.

Without having access to my desktop

[ProCoComputerRepairs]

I looked up the system file in your blue screen, and it belongs to Roxio (gaming capture card), the RzFilter.sys is a driver from Roxio, it has to be either updated or uninstalled if you do happpen to have it on your PC. Did you try another restore point.

 

Press F8 before windows logo appears

Go to Repair Your computer

Select system restore point.

Select a Restore point when Your PC defintely was running fine. 

Im not 100% if this works this way but try this, go to Command Prompt at the bottom instead of select system restore point and use his

 

this

 

Or you can open command prompt and run chkdsk /f

 

 

 

[fl4ilinat0r]

I'll take a look at it tomorrow.

It's late here

Thanks for all the help I got from you guy's (most prococomputerrepairs)

Linus Tech tips best community ever seen (by me)!

[ProCoComputerRepairs]

I'll take a look at it tomorrow. It's late here Thanks for all the help I got from you guy's (most prococomputerrepairs) Linus Tech tips best community ever seen (by me)!

It is so far that i've seen also, i love everyone on here. Hope you can figure it out tomorrow.

[1823alex]

First off, could you tell us your specs?

Does your hard drive make any vibrations or noises?

Does the computer work in other rooms?

Did you damage part of the hard drive during movement? (did you drop it?)

[fl4ilinat0r]

i gave up on fixing it and just re-installed windows.

 

still thanks for the help guy's!!

[Omnificent]

I know this is old, but fl4ilinat0r, did you have razr comunications and razr core installed? YOU HAD THE EXACT SAME PROBLEM I JUST HAD. 

 

Let me explain.

 

I turned off my computer and unplugged all the cables. I staged it in its packaging, because i will be moving soon and wanted to check the fit (some closed cell foam from work). I put it back in plugged it in and hit the power button. To my surprise, BSOD. same errors as you had. I googled the .sys file and it led me to LTT forum. I thought to myself, fantastic! With the guidance of this thread I went into safemode and uninstalled RAZR core. Rebooted and BAM problem gone. Sorry I couldn't help before you re-installed.

 

http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/35245-bsod-because-of-rzfiltersys/?hl=rzfilter.sys

 

 

Steve