unexpected Shutdown

Ok, let's see what we can do. But first a simple question: Are you sure that your Harddisk is not full? Some of this could be caused by that.

If not: please see if you can boot in Safe mode (option one in this tut: Safe Mode - Windows 7 Forums )

Then go to your configuration screen, Software and find Deepfrz and uninstall. That should work.

Next follow this tut for the Windows update: Windows Update - Reset

And next we need to look at soem old (or to me, unknown) drivers. An example is
ASTRA64.sys Wed May 04 12:33:22 2005 That seems to be a bit old...

merdeka said:

in c partition have 1 gb disk space.,.,.

Out of 160Gb... just 1 left. That could cause problems. Can you clean up some stuff in there?

If needed check this tutorial. Windows 7 SP1 Disk Cleanup Tool First use the info in there to do a normal cleanup. If needed and you have Sp1, you can, in a second instance use it to also clean up sp1 install stuff, what the tut itself is really for. So again, FIRST use the tut as a help to get to C: properties and do a normal cleanup of the disk.

Sorry, I don't do chats + it kind of defeats the purpose of this forum where we want to help individuals as well as a group...

By this last post do you mean you now have 60Gb free disk space? If so, very good!

In your next posts, please put in some more information.
Can you still not write to disk?
Did you get more BSOD's? If so, please upload dumps and logs, this will tell us more.

If you run in Safe mode (as explained in earlier post):
1. can you save a file to disk there?
2. Do you get BSOD in Safe Mode?

No offense intended but I'm not sure if it is wise for you to edit registry? I had hoped you would

Then go to your configuration screen, Software and find Deepfrz and uninstall. That should work.

as stated in my first post. The normal way to un-install software is to use the provided de-installer that came in the package, not by deleting its directory.

So, for now, let's first see if the problem is fixed? I doubt that a remaining registry entry (by itself) could still cause the same problem.

So the next test is to see if you still get BSOD in normal mode. If so, please upload all info again.

Also, please be complete in your answers: I did not get one yet on this one:

By this last post do you mean you now have 60Gb free disk space?

Hello Merdeka, did you have more BSOD's in normal mode? if so, please upload?