Computer's properties window disapears

Check you manual, I suspect it has a Factory recovery option, but I don't recommend them. Try this instead for a perfect w7 system with no bloatware.

Clean Reinstall - Factory OEM Windows 7

Did you make Samsung Recover Discs when you first got the machine?

• If yes
  
  • you can Restore to Factory condition: How To Perform A Complete Restore Using Samsung Recovery Solution 5 : Notebooks | Samsung
• If no
  
  • you'll have to download Win7 Home Premium ISO, burn to DVD or USB, and install from that.
  • you'll need to create the Win7 media on an uninfected 64 bit machine

Backup any recent User data, then
The next command wipes your disk of data and configuration.
I recommend running Diskpart Clean (not Clean All): Disk - Clean and Clean All with Diskpart Command
Be sure to select the correct disk

Once the disk is clean - follow this tutorial: Clean Reinstall - Factory OEM Windows 7

Yes - that will restore your machine to factory condition.

Please edit post # 53 and remove the image of your disc. It does not show any sensitive data, but a savvy person might figure out somethng. Don't want to say too much - don't want to give anyone any ideas. Please do remove it though.

Go ahead and backup any user data createdbetween teh last install (2 weeks ago) and now

Then I still suggest the Clean command.

Finally use the Samsung Recovery disc to install.

As your system is infected and you have the disc, I'd go with the Samsung Recovery Media

I don't want you to create Win7 media on your machine -> your machine is infected and that might transfer to the Win7 media.

The DVD cannot be written to so it's good install media

I prefer the clean install method, but in this case it's safer to use the DVD

For what it's worth, there's no indications of any problems with the MGADiag report.
Everything is as and how it should be.

Thanks for taking a look at it Noel.

NoelDP said:

For what it's worth, there's no indications of any problems with the MGADiag report.
Everything is as and how it should be.

Possibly it is a bad battery even though the indicator says it is good. When you unplug the charger and it shuts down, do the power indicator lights remain lit?