Windows 7 premium service pack 1- Need help Please!

I don't know why there is no System flag on C, which signifies the System boot files are there. This is not correct. I'd boot the Win7 DVD as soon as you burn it to run a few Startup Repairs to see if it appears.

You can try uninstalling Norton bloatware using the special Norton Removal Tool to uninstall your Norton product.

This may help, along with the Troubleshooting Steps for Windows 7.

You can also benefit from using only the tools and methods given in Clean Reinstall - Factory OEM Windows 7 for your current install, but if it's varied too much from the way it's recommended to perform it in the tutorial then I'd do it over, deleting C during install to create a new Partition there.

Well I was all over the place last night ... I'm praying i didnt dig a deeper hole. I went to the site and downloaded X17-58997.iso. I also deleted norton and installed microsoft essentials. I backed up my computer on my USB and now I dont know where to go from here.

After I backed up my computer to my usb I tried using USB to DVD down load tool and it wanted to delete everything on it to proceed.

Can either of you guys tell where I'm and I what was and/or needs to be accomplished?

This is my most up to date pic

I was also wondering how do I know if the new "reinstalled clean version" is running or the old crappy preinstalled version is still there? I'm picking up a new USB just in case you guys still want me to run that USB to DVD download. That confused the hell out of me last nt.

Thanks

Why are the screenshots in two successive posts completely different?

Have you reinstalled since you bought the Toshiba (this is the Toshiba in your specs, correct)?

If not then you have the Toshiba preinstalled Win7 which is a corrupt install to begin with, smothering WIn7's native performance with bloatware and useless duplicate utilities which have better versions built into Win7.

You can try to Clean Up Factory Bloatware to see if you get better performance, but most tech enthusiasts won't bother with the factory preinstall but prefer to Clean Reinstall - Factory OEM Windows 7 .

Read over both tutorials to see what's involved and decide which you want to start with, then ask back any questions you have so that you understand fully. Focus on the steps and how to do them, not distractions. We will be here to help you as you go. Don't waste the resource.

I'm here guys.

I finally am at 95% in the windows usb download...

Just completed X17-58997.iso on my usb!!!

What do i do next plez?

If you're going ahead with the Clean Reinstall - Factory OEM Windows 7 then read it over carefully as it included everything that must be considered and backed up before reinstalling, how to do the best install, and how to set up the new install perfectly.

Ask back any questions. I'll be waiting here to answer them.