Windows Crash

My PC (ASUS N61JV) has been acting up recently. Twice, in three weeks it powered off unexpectedly, and on both events, it failed to start in the first attempt, after being stuck on Starting Windows Screen. Then on the Second try, it starts. I am using x64 bit version of Windows 7. I am attaching the error reports, including Resource & Performance Monitor Report. Will provide any further info you may need.

Thanks for reading it out, Any help will be appreciated

No dumps were collected by the jcgriff2 tool, dumps may have been deleted. Did you run any system cleaners(such as Ccleaner) after the crash?
If so wait for the computer to crash and re-upload the file :)

Yes I did Run both CCleaner & TuneUp Utilities.. Guess will have to wait, till then.. Thanks yowanvista

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Sorry for posting it in here, but cant found info about this (and don't want to start a new topic)

I have a BSOD while booting up the OS (it started after today's updates and a security essential alert-restart). The repair of W7 cannot solve the problem (startup repair unable to solve also if I choose an earlier state via system restore it is also unable to restore, so I definitely f...d up).
What I want is how to see the BSOD screen message if I can't start Windows?

Another fast question: if I reinstall W7 onto the previous W7, what will happen the My Documents folder?

Thanks in advance!
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Edit: whops, forgot to tell why:
the BSOD screen is just blinks for a moment, and the pc immediately restarts.

czar said:

Yes I did Run both CCleaner & TuneUp Utilities.. Guess will have to wait, till then.. Thanks yowanvista

Do a System Restore and remove TunUP Utilities since it could have messed up your system
Windows 7 does not need any 'TuneUp' software or whatsoever related utilities
Run SFC /SCANNOW Command - System File Checker

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Sorry for posting it in here, but cant found info about this (and don't want to start a new topic)

I have a BSOD while booting up the OS (it started after today's updates and a security essential alert-restart). The repair of Windows 7 cannot solve the problem (startup repair unable to solve also if I choose an earlier state via system restore it is also unable to restore, so I definitely f...d up).
What I want is how to see the BSOD screen message if I can't start Windows?

Another fast question: if I reinstall Windows 7 onto the previous Windows 7, what will happen the My Documents folder?

Thanks in advance!
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Start a new Thread and follow the posting instructions
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yowanvista said:

Do a System Restore and remove TunUP Utilities since it could have messed up your system
Windows 7 does not need any 'TuneUp' software or whatsoever related utilities
Run SFC /SCANNOW Command - System File Checker

I have removed TuneUP Utilities, and am now only using CCleaner. Is it safe to clean registry via CCleaner?? What do you think?
Ran the SFC /SCANNOW Command, and it found no "Integrity Violations".
Hoping for the next crash to come so that i can solve this problem once and for all

czar said:

yowanvista said:

Do a System Restore and remove TunUP Utilities since it could have messed up your system
Windows 7 does not need any 'TuneUp' software or whatsoever related utilities
Run SFC /SCANNOW Command - System File Checker

I have removed TuneUP Utilities, and am now only using CCleaner. Is it safe to clean registry via CCleaner?? What do you think?
Ran the SFC /SCANNOW Command, and it found no "Integrity Violations".
Hoping for the next crash to come so that i can solve this problem once and for all

The registry does not need to be cleaned, unused entries will in no way pose a problem to your system's stability. Just leave it alone
Ccleaner is safe however I don't recommend messing up with the registry :)