Windows 7: Random Freezes new laptop?

What I think is chkdsk c: /f is worthless.
Run chkdsk c: /R

2nd. Where are the three files I requested?

Run this script which will put a file on your desktop. Attach that file to your next post.

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Robwan,
Go to this site:
Update your bios.
Update your VGA driver.

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i attached the zipped folder from the sf_diagnostic tool. As for the minidump file, i changed all my settings so it would create one and i got no error when running the diagnostic tool, so it should be there. However i checked %systemroot%minidump and the file is empty.

I will run that script now and update my drivers, thanks for your help so far

here's what i got from the powershell script.

and I'm currently downloading the drivers for vga and bios.

where are the three files I requested?

since you have now run chkdsk c: /R
then please run this script and attach the file placed on your desktop to your next post (along with the three missing .txt files).

Sorry, my bad, forgot about those, here you go

I'm actually just gonna run chkdsk c: /R in a sec when the download finishes for vga driver, then i will run that script and report back.

sounds good. I'll be out for an hour and then will get back.
karl

Ok thanks again for all your help so far, i also have to pop out for a but, but will be back later