BSOD report shows 3 problems

Hi
I'm running Windows 7 on an Acer Aspire desktop (E700) It's the 32 bit version. It is the upgrade version, but a clean install on a brand new hard drive. ( I still have the Vista on an old drive, no longer in machine because it's dead)
The Mobo (Intel) and Processor (Q6600 Intel 2 quad) are both about 3 1/2 years old. The graphics card is new (Nvidia Geforce GTS450) as is the HD (1TB WD black cav) Power supply is a 500W about 6 months old. My External HD is a WD My Book Essentials 1TB w/Smartware (Which is a major PITA)

Although the report says I have no Anti-Virus installed, I do, in fact it's Microsoft Security Essentials version 1.0.2498.0. It's all up to date.

My error logs are loaded with errors such as 1014, 7026 and a couple new ones a 2 and now the ntfs is corrupt and unusable.
What next???
Right now I'm going to run a sfc, then a diskck. Will come back later to see if anybody knows what's going on with a new OS and HD.
Thanks

You uploaded the wrong file, try this again

Talk about feeling like an idiot Sorry about that. It's been one of those days.
I did do the sfc, no problems. Also ran a full disk check, even checked for bad sectors. 3 1/2 hours later no problems I guess. it ran and the next thing when I looked it was done and was sitting at the opening screen. (Just so you don't think I'm totally nuts, I also put a short screenshot of the Ntfs errors)

Thanks for taking a second look at this for me, I really appreciate it.

The only other drive I have is the external, but I did forget to unhook it when I ran the disk check.
I can run the BSOD scan again. I'm still getting the boot error. I thought it might be the fact that I didn't install the PE drive for the Macrium program so I went back and installed that and added it to the boot menu. Still didn't fix it.
I also got an update from Windows this morning and when I rebooted I got the Ntfs warning again. About a dozen times. I unhooked the external drive yesterday so I know that's not causing the problem today.

Will do it right now, thanks
George

Well that didn't work out so well. I tried to follow the help folder on "how to clear the logs". It says: right click on the Action and click clear, as you can see there isn't any such thing there. I also tried the command prompt but am not getting it right there either. Why can't Microsoft just leave a good thing alone.

How do I get the logs cleared so I can run a new scan?

Finally figured that out

Ran both again. I can't figure out what 2 plug and play devices are missing.

total confusion said:

Finally figured that out

Ran both again. I can't figure out what 2 plug and play devices are missing.

There are no dump file in your attachment, try this method: https://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials...en-forums.html