No HDD has been identified in your system.

gregrocker said:

yes

Another way to access Command line is installer's System Recovery Options

How long does format fs=ntfs label="Windows 7" take? Its been at 0% for 10 minutes..

It's the full format which you need to quarantine bad sectors. It may take awhile.

gregrocker said:

yes

Another way to access Command line is installer's System Recovery Options

So it was moving at a steady rate and all of a sudden it stopped at 24 percent for 15 minutes.. should I wait or what?

Yes, it's likely quarantining bad sectors.

Did you run the WD Data Lifeguard bootable HD Diagnostics extended scan from Hiren's CD? Did it find anything to repair? If you are in doubt I would run it again. You need to get a definitive report on the HD's surface condition before running Disk Check to check its file system.

I realize you are formatting now to try to run Disk Check. Both can also be done from Partition Wizard on Hiren's.

gregrocker said:

Yes, it's likely quarantining bad sectors.

Did you run the WD Data Lifeguard bootable HD Diagnostics extended scan from Hiren's CD? Did it find anything to repair? If you are in doubt I would run it again. You need to get a definitive report on the HD's surface condition before running Disk Check to check its file system.

I realize you are formatting now to try to run Disk Check. Both can also be done from Partition Wizard on Hiren's.

Okay, well i exited off the format fs=ntfs part and when i rebooted with Hirens CD it says
SMART Failure Predicted on Hard Disk 0: WD3200BPVT-22ZEST0-(S1)
WARNING: Immediately back-up your data and replace
your hard disk drive. A failure may be imminent.
Press F1 to Continue

What does this mean? I never had this before.

It means exactly what it says.

What program in Hirens gave you this warning?

You can try running WD Data Lifeguard again to see what it reports, but you're likely going to need to replace the HD.

gregrocker said:

It means exactly what it says.

What program in Hirens gave you this warning?

You can try running WD Data Lifeguard again to see what it reports, but you're likely going to need to replace the HD.

It happens everytime I start up the laptop.

OK that's the BIOS reading the HD SMART data. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/S.M.A.R.T.

Replace the HD.

Then Clean Reinstall - Factory OEM Windows 7

gregrocker said:

OK that's the BIOS reading the HD SMART data. S.M.A.R.T. - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

Replace the HD.

Then Clean Reinstall - Factory OEM Windows 7

So i need to get a brand new HD? I cant like, un-install then reinstall it? It was working earlier..

Read the link about how SMART monitors your HD. It is reporting the HD's mechanical condition. Even if this can be repaired by Data Lifeguard CD scan it is no longer trustworthy.