Hello! I've made a clean install of Windows 7 Ultimate x64 and my computer starts up alright but it takes like 2 minutes to load all the programs and before formatting this did not happen (I had exactly the same programs installed) It's very annoying and I'd like to know how to fix this, here are my specs
Core 2 Quad Q9550
4GB DDR2 OCZ (Yeah I know it's a bit old)
ATI 6850
Samsung 1TB
If you need more info just let me know! :)
I would reinstall adapting these steps to get a perfect reinstall: Reinstalling Windows 7
If you want to try to save your latest install, enter msconfig>Startup to uncheck everything except AV, which should be a lightweight free one like Microsoft Security Essentials.
After several reboots enter msconfig>Services and do the same thing after "Hiding All MS Services." Check back periodically to make sure nothing writes itself back in either place or turn it off at Startup in its Program Preferences.
You now have a clean boot.
Next work through these troubleshooting steps to look for repeat errors in the logs and use System Resources to look for clues.
I got 134 events, apparently every time I start windows this error 0xc0000000d appears, I have looked it up and found nothing, I have disabled all my Startup items and Services and this still happens, Could this be the thing causing the problem? I'd like to fix it without reinstalling since I've reinstalled Windows like 2 times this month (Following the instructions to a perfect reinstall) and I don't like loosing my 60gb of work
Last edited by senjougahara; 11 Dec 2011 at 07:21.
Run SFC -SCANNOW Command
Googling the text and identifiers of the error message there are a lot of possibilities but it's likely the actual problem is in one of the other errors while the one posted is a reaction.
If you want to continue troubleshooting the logs I would google the error text and identifiers to read how others have solved it. This is what I do.
In addition here are other troubleshooting steps using the System Resources and testing hardware I'd consider.
When I Google it I find things about PCs not booting and that's not what's happening to me. In case my Windows 7 DVD files are damaged, what should I do?
I don't now where you're getting that your Win7 DVD files are damaged, but if you really think so then download another ISO and burn to DVD using ImgBurn at 4x speed.
Where did you get Win7? How is it being activated?
I also said that it's likely one of the other errors that will tip you to root cause and the one you posted is a reaction to it.
But if you've have somehow discovered it's the installer then replace it then follow these steps to get a perfect reinstall based on thousands we've helped with here: Reinstalling Windows 7
I don't think your DVD files are damaged as you have an install.
What resulted from System File Checker? That would repair any damaged System files.
There are multiple other steps suggested to try so work through them all or clean reinstall following the steps given for that.
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