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DustSailor · 21 Dec 2011

Can you boot the computer in safe mode? Tutorial how-to: Safe Mode

After that, use the sfc scan again: SFC /SCANNOW Command - System File Checker

Do this bit here just to test (requires time and patience):

Irfan H said:

Click Start, type msconfig in the Start Search box, and then press ENTER.
If you are prompted for an administrator password or for a confirmation, type the password, or click Continue.
2. On the General tab, click Selective Startup.
3. Under Selective Startup, click to clear the Load Startup Items check box.
4. Click the Services tab, click to select the Hide All Microsoft Services check box, and then click Disable All.
5. Click OK.
6. When you are prompted, click Restart.
7. After the computer starts, check if the issue is fixed.
If your issue is resolved after performing Clean Boot, then follow the steps mentioned in the following KB article to narrow down the exact source: How to troubleshoot a problem by performing a clean boot in Windows Vista or in Windows 7
If you can isolate one service that is selected when the problem occurs, that service is the one that causes the problem

Source: Ststem Restore error code 0x490 and Sys file integrity check error - Microsoft Answers

Frikster · 22 Dec 2011

deleted both power suite and win 7 manager

my pc does not have a name since its mostly custom made parts picked by me ( the most important ones like i said ) and it was bought from a shop where i know the guy and name doesnt matter to me so i didnt even bother to find it then .

uploaded new pictures ... 6 of them .. used snipping tool :) but u can see the previous pictures , u click on the picture .. click on it again after it opens and then ZOOM with left click :) simple

DustSailor said:

Let me know if you've ever done any customizing including BIOS changes, Service changes, registry changes, or "personalization" hacks downloaded to your system to make win7 "better".

this kind of things, like the ones u mentioned. Hacked stuff like data , movies , music and everything is common here because if u got genuine stuff u must be richer than god and in the same time u must be stupid ( thats how we call it anyway ) . i still have not done ANY of the registry changed , bios changes , personalization hacks or the serve changes u mentioned ... if the program i installed ( lets say some kind of game ) changed some parameters it is not my fault .

i will try the things u asked in the 2nd post and will edit the post

DustSailor · 22 Dec 2011

Frikster said:

Hacked stuff like data , movies , music and everything is common here because if u got genuine stuff u must be richer than god and in the same time u must be stupid ( thats how we call it anyway ) . i still have not done ANY of the registry changed , bios changes , personalization hacks or the serve changes u mentioned ... if the program i installed ( lets say some kind of game ) changed some parameters it is not my fault .

Frikster, listen to me very carefully. Everything you do on your computer is your fault, whether it be good or bad. And piracy is very bad, considering it is illegal and can get you prison time. It is also against forum rules and can get you banned

Frikster · 22 Dec 2011

ok everything is my fault .
i am guessing you will not be helping me anymore
or anyone else for that matter
i just wanted to be honest but should have known by now that honesty in this world takes me nowhere

just wanted to post this picture to show problem is not fixed

DustSailor · 22 Dec 2011

No frikster, honesty takes you somewhere. Piracy isn't honest. Perhaps someone else may pipe in, as I've come to the limits of my knowledge

I recommend removing all pirated software, as much of it can be bad for your computer (it is pirated after all, and what do they care?). After that, see if you get things working. If not, do a complete reinstall to make sure you've removed all bad leftovers. Stick to the real stuff. You'll get in trouble any other way