If I may...
That's exactly what I was thinking. Your hard drive may be failing, or may just have corrupted sectors. To try to fix these sectors, open an elevated command prompt (Start>type cmd> right-click>Run as administrator) and enter the command chkdsk /r /f. It may take a couple of hours to complete, so just let it run.
Hmmmmmm... a friends DVD used to install to your PC... that's not kosher as far as Microsoft or copyright laws are concerned.
Did your friend DL this from a torrent? I dont think he loaded a legit copy he owns on your system. You need to ask your friend for details on the copy he/she loaded for you.
I would have to say after seeing your log that I agree with Capt. Jack... the issue appears to be with ntfs.sys.... and the most likely cause is a corrupt hacked/cracked/pirated torrent copy of Win7. Get a genuine copy and your problems will most likely disappear!
Last edited by Darryl Licht; 24 Feb 2010 at 17:02.
So i did what i was told even rebooted the comp and it seem like it fixed the problem until today it crashed 3 times back to back. ill got the log for them.
it seem like it but after like 3 day (yesterday) i got 3 blue screen which r the three logs i have put up yesterday
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