Windows 7 corrupts every couple of days.

First, I'm a new member so hello, and now the problem.

Last month I built a computer and installed the Windows 7 64bit OEM I purchased alongside the components. Since then I have had to reinstall Windows at least 8 times after varying lengths of use. After reinstalling i run chdsk, then scannow, at first scannow comes up clean but after a day or two it begins to find corrupt files it cannot repair, then shortly after that Windows stops booting altogether. I have checked each piece of hardware and none are faulty or broken, so I am at a loss as to how to solve the problem. Any help would really be appreciated.

Is your Windows installation disc legitimate?

Have you installed all critical updates from Windows Update?

What is your anti-virus and anti-malware setup?

Yes the installation disk is legit, I purchased it from Canada Computers, I install all available updates when I reinstall windows as well as all the updated drivers. Thanks for the rapid response.

And I install Norton Antivirus 2011.

I actually had the store test my RAM, they said it was good and it registers fine in the computer, how can I test the RAM to find out if thats the Problem?

Here is the typical method. Run it several times.

RAM - Test with Memtest86+

But RAM may not be the problem.

Thanks I'll give it a try and repost with the results.

If you have 2 sticks of RAM, you can always pull one stick and see if the problem goes away--just as a method of troubleshooting. But good idea to run memtest at any rate.

It does sound like a hardware issue based on what we know now.