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BSOD after trying to install Win 10 on Win 7
I successfully downloaded Win 10 and as it was installing on Win 7, it gave a message that it was restoring to Win 7. Win 7 now loads slowly with a BSOD, error code 0x0000007e. I can startup in safe mode (with networking). My system isn't backed up. I started backing it up recently, after receiving it back from tech repair and it stopped at 75%. It had recently gone to a black screen in Win 7 before downloading Win 10. The only thing I noticed that may have caused the black screen is that I may have held down the power off buttom too long. Not sure if that creates a problem. But the tech reinstalled Win 7 recently. I didn't realize when it returned that my malware and virus software had been removed. So I've thought it might be a boot sector virus. I've scanned everything possible, updated drivers and all malware has been removed. I don't have a Win 7 install disk, or restore point. The repair tech wiped everything off the pc and hasn't accepted any responsibility to assist me. I have no recovery image. I did create a boot disk from online instructions. My CHKDSK scan shows this info:
The master file table's (MFT) BITMAP attribute is incorrect.
The volume Bitmap is incorrect
Windows found problems wih the file system.
Run CHKDSK with the /F (fix) option to correct these,
When I run Chkdsk with /F it says, "The type of the file
system is NTFS. Cannot lock current drive.
Chkdsk cannot run because the volume is in use by
another process. Would you like to schedule this
volume to be checked the next time the systme
restarts? (Y/N) I have checked yes in the past.
I have attached my DM Log Collector file. Thanks in advance for anyone's assistance, since I have been working on this for over a week.