If the repairs suggested don't help including running a few passes of Startup Repair, then I would wipe the HD to Clean Reinstall - Factory OEM Windows 7 if you're willing to follow the steps to get a perfect reinstall based on countless thousands we've helped with here.
Before doing anything else, I would reboot, and run another SFC /SCANNOW - it would tell us if the problems in the first scan have been properly fixed, or if they have returned (which can happen).
I can probably repair the two remaining errors - but there's no point, if the rest of the system is unstable
Please post the FULL CBS.log file - you'll need to copy it to the desktop and compress the copy before uploading it.
The two files are not present in the latest report - although it still did a fair amount of work in process.
It seems that the breakages may have been part of a PhotoViewer install - you may find that it will need a reinstall.
How is the system behaivng now?
The question then becomes what the difference is between a cold boot and a restart.
What happens if you Pause the boot in the BIOS for a few seconds after a cold boot?
Is the BIOS properly optimised for SSD usage? (I have no idea what such would be - I've never had my hands on an SSD system)
There's no noticeable difference between a normal boot and a boot where I pause in BIOS.The question then becomes what the difference is between a cold boot and a restart.
What happens if you Pause the boot in the BIOS for a few seconds after a cold boot?
Is the BIOS properly optimised for SSD usage? (I have no idea what such would be - I've never had my hands on an SSD system
Yes the BIOS is properly optimized, at least as far as I know.
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