Blue screen of death >> unmountable boot volume

Hi kaktussoft

Would you please be able to have a look at my post on this page please?

Code:

https://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/23836-hibernate-shortcut-create-2.html

Now, what do you think that suggests? RAM issues as well or it's 100% sure that the HDD is not working properly?

Because I don't wan't to buy a new HDD and then do a clean install with WINDOWS 8, as I said before I have a DVD for it. And then the same problem occurs, so I have to be 100% sure that that's what the issue is?

If you can also recommend me any software which I can use which could probably do a systems scan or something and gives us the information with what is wrong with the system or stuff?

Thanks for your help mate, I am just nervous.

Cheers!

Thanks for your quick reply.

I will run through an Extended Test on the Memory and i'll post the update here then, just to make sure that there isn't any problem apart from the HDD then.

Yeah, that's true, we did that Extended Test on HDD and it failed for too many Bad Sectors anyway.

So, yeah as I said, I'll post the results of the memory test now and then we can check if that's ok and I then should go for a new HDD.

Cheers matey!

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