Windows 7: BSOD report shows 3 problems

Hi
I'm running Windows 7 on an Acer Aspire desktop (E700) It's the 32 bit version. It is the upgrade version, but a clean install on a brand new hard drive. ( I still have the Vista on an old drive, no longer in machine because it's dead)
The Mobo (Intel) and Processor (Q6600 Intel 2 quad) are both about 3 1/2 years old. The graphics card is new (Nvidia Geforce GTS450) as is the HD (1TB WD black cav) Power supply is a 500W about 6 months old. My External HD is a WD My Book Essentials 1TB w/Smartware (Which is a major PITA)

Although the report says I have no Anti-Virus installed, I do, in fact it's Microsoft Security Essentials version 1.0.2498.0. It's all up to date.

My error logs are loaded with errors such as 1014, 7026 and a couple new ones a 2 and now the ntfs is corrupt and unusable.
What next???
Right now I'm going to run a sfc, then a diskck. Will come back later to see if anybody knows what's going on with a new OS and HD.
Thanks

You uploaded the wrong file, try this again

Talk about feeling like an idiot Sorry about that. It's been one of those days.
I did do the sfc, no problems. Also ran a full disk check, even checked for bad sectors. 3 1/2 hours later no problems I guess. it ran and the next thing when I looked it was done and was sitting at the opening screen. (Just so you don't think I'm totally nuts, I also put a short screenshot of the Ntfs errors)

Thanks for taking a second look at this for me, I really appreciate it.

That event log (according to your reports) is complaining about \Device\Harddisk5\DR7 over and over. Are there multiple drives in this system (the default boot drive is usually DR0)?

The only other drive I have is the external, but I did forget to unhook it when I ran the disk check.
I can run the BSOD scan again. I'm still getting the boot error. I thought it might be the fact that I didn't install the PE drive for the Macrium program so I went back and installed that and added it to the boot menu. Still didn't fix it.
I also got an update from Windows this morning and when I rebooted I got the Ntfs warning again. About a dozen times. I unhooked the external drive yesterday so I know that's not causing the problem today.

Can you clear your event logs, reboot, and then run the report again and re-upload the data? Just so we don't get any erroneous data from the external drive, I'd like to look at it again.

Will do it right now, thanks
George

Well that didn't work out so well. I tried to follow the help folder on "how to clear the logs". It says: right click on the Action and click clear, as you can see there isn't any such thing there. I also tried the command prompt but am not getting it right there either. Why can't Microsoft just leave a good thing alone.

How do I get the logs cleared so I can run a new scan?

Finally figured that out

Ran both again. I can't figure out what 2 plug and play devices are missing.

There are no dump file in your attachment, try this method: http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials...en-forums.html