BSOD at startup now can't even start my windows in safe mode

Hello!


I week or two back i've been getting a black screen after login screen (black background, i could see the mouse and move it, i could not ctrl+alt+del or anything, and nothing else worked). Today, i finally had the time to clean my computer. Now, when i start up the computer, i get a BSOD while(!) the startup process is working. I can only launch my windows in safe mode.


Thanks in advance for all the info you can give me!
Gabor

An update,
in the meantime i tried doing a chkdsk /r (from windows CD, shift + f10), and it says:
"the type of the file system is NTFS. Cannot lock current drive. Windows cannot run checking on this volume because it is write protected"
also sfc /scannow doesn't work because there is a windows repair pending.

The safe mode doesn't seem to be starting either. It just stops (my hard disk light is working btw).
So i'm guessing it's a HDD problem.
Is there something i can do at this point?

Thanks.

Thank you HonorGamer for the reply!
But my second post says, that as of recently i can't even start my windows in safe mode.

Do you have any suggestions there?
Thanks!

Tried that! At the end of attempt repair it just writes that i couldn't automatically repair. :/

Anyway, i found the reason why i couldn't do chkdsk. The reason was that my C: drive wasn't my system drive for some reason, but it was D: . So i changed that, did the check disk, and it seems ok. After that i did a windows memory diagnostic tool, which told me it will show the results after a restart, then i got the BSOD at startup.

So i tried running it in safe mode, but at the 'Loading Windows files' it stops at Drivers\CLASSPNP.SYS. Like it did yesterday.

Any suggestions?

Ok.
But can you tell me how to copy those files (and where can i find them)? Thanks.

The crash files i posted where done in Safe Mode.
Now i cant go into safe mode.