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Functions cause long delays, BSOD
Disclaimer: This is my mom's laptop, I am in no way held liable for what the logs in the zip file may show..
OS:
- Windows 7 Home Premium x64
- Original OS - Came with laptop from Best Buy - OEM Version
- Laptop is about 1 year old, have never re-installed Windows on it.
Hardware:
- Gateway NV55C03u
- Pentium P6100
- Intel HD Graphics
- 3GB DDR3 RAM (1x Elpida 2GB stick, 1x Kingston 1GB stick - Came this way, I have done no upgrades to this laptop)
- 320 GB Hard Drive
Symptoms:
- Slowness attributed to commands causing the computer to "think". For example, right clicks to bring up context menus will sit for 10-30 seconds before bring them up. Hovering over the start button (or clicking it) will freeze everything but the mouse for 10-30 seconds. Placing the cursor into a field (actually clicking to place the blinking line) to type will hang for 10-30 seconds.
- BSOD randomly. I think it has something to do with the iaStor.exe timing out (from the event logs), but then other signs point to something about a Kernel having a problem.
- Cannot complete a "sfc /scannow", it stops around 76%. "sfc /verifyonly" will complete to 100% and tell me there were problems found, but skimming the log I did not see anything stand out at me. I don't know what I'm looking for though and there are thousands of lines of log.
- Can't do chkdsk error I get is - "Chkdsk cannot run because the volume is in use." So I schedule it to run after a restart. During startup, the screen goes blue and some words appear, but then go away and it continues to boot into windows. They disappear too quick to read, but I think it had some acronyms like NTFS in there.