Windows 7 black screen after login

The RAM test passed. No errors found. Here is that log:
AutoRuns(2).arn

Under "LOGON" tab uncheck the below

1. BCSSync
2. MouseDriver
3. NUSB3MON
4. DAEMON Tools Lite
5. EADM
6. Skype
7. Sony PC Companion
8. uTorrent

Under "SERVICES"

1. AdobeARMservice
2. AdobeFlashPlayerUpdateSvc
3. nvsvc
4. nvUpdatusService NVIDIA
5. SkypeUpdate
6. Sony PC Companion
7. Stereo Service
8. TuneUp.UtilitiesSvc

After unchecking restart the system and then see if you have same black screen

Unchecking this will disable them from startup...

Let me know

OK, but the computer boots properly once its restarted. The problem occurs only if the computer is turned off for a long time. Will post the results in several hours. One question, what about those drivers which are missing in yellow boxes ?

DavidMKD said:

OK, but the computer boots properly once its restarted. The problem occurs only if the computer is turned off for a long time. Will post the results in several hours. One question, what about those drivers which are missing in yellow boxes ?

Yes you need to disable that as well... Of which.. One of them looks like remanent of malware infection.... .. I would suggest you do av scan and mbam scan one this issue is resolved

Still the same thing, black screen. I did malware scan it detected 3 infected files and they were deleted. Yesterday I even installed clean copy of windows 7 still the same thing

Also, now feezes during work. The restart button is not responding so I need to unplug the power cable in order to work properly

1. Download Process Monitor. Unzip the file and open Procmon.exe with administrative privileges:
2. Stop Process Monitor from logging all the current events by clicking on “File/Capture Events.” Now go to “Options,” where you will find the crucial entry: “Enable Boot Logging.” Enable it, click on “Generate profiling events” and click “OK.” and close Process monitor
3. Now reboot your PC. After the startup process is done completely, launch Process Monitor again and click on “Yes” once you see the message:
4. Save the boot log where ever you want (on your desktop, for example). Process Monitor now generates a huge list of basically each and every boot event.
5. Upload the bootlog.pml file... Since this is going to be a big file.... Zip the files and upload it dropbox or skydrive and post a link here

Is it normal that log file to ~300MB ? I compressed it and its only 30MB so it will be fast to download.

New folder.rar

I did disk check, the first and tge second time time it booted successfully but after that black screen afain