W7 is freezing before loading to a desktop

Hi, when i turn my pc on and try to load windows normally it freezes, when "windows loading" screen appears and then restarts the computer, its almost the same if i try to repair the system or load my windows disk for reinstallation, the only difference is that then it only freezes, doesnt restart automaticly. It have been like this for a couple of days, can you please help?

i updated it (i wrote what i could right now). F8 didnt help me, if possible, iwould like to format my hdd, cause i dont have any other idea

Love Windows 7 said:

Have you tried system restore?

yes, same shit happened

This used to happen to me. But it was my external hard drive that was freezing it. If you have that then just unplug it before booting up.

laurisgoal said:

Hi, when i turn my pc on and try to load windows normally it freezes, when "windows loading" screen appears and then restarts the computer, its almost the same if i try to repair the system or load my windows disk for reinstallation, the only difference is that then it only freezes, doesnt restart automaticly. It have been like this for a couple of days, can you please help?

1. Help us out and us Speccy to gather info about your system which you can use to update "System Specs"

2. During one of the times that it does not freeze, then
WIN key | type CMD.EXE | do NOT hit the enter key |
Right-click on CMD.EXE in the list that appears |
choose Run as Administrator |
type SFC /SCANNOW and hit ENTER
After SFC (system file checker) finishes, type EXIT

WIN key is the one with the wavy flag on it.
3. During one of the times that it does not freeze, then make yourself a System Repair Disc. Boot from the System Repair Disc and perform a system repair.

SPECCY- System Information Tool
http://www.piriform.com/speccy

FREE. Operating System, CPU and Temp, Ram, Motherboard, Graphics, Hard Drives, Optical Drives, Audio, Peripherals, Network info.
Simply put—this is the best and it’s free!

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CREATE A SYSTEM REPAIR DISC

START | type System Repair | Enter key | Create Disc button

karlsnooks said:

laurisgoal said:

Hi, when i turn my pc on and try to load windows normally it freezes, when "windows loading" screen appears and then restarts the computer, its almost the same if i try to repair the system or load my windows disk for reinstallation, the only difference is that then it only freezes, doesnt restart automaticly. It have been like this for a couple of days, can you please help?

1. Help us out and us Speccy to gather info about your system which you can use to update "System Specs"

2. During one of the times that it does not freeze, then
WIN key | type CMD.EXE | do NOT hit the enter key |
Right-click on CMD.EXE in the list that appears |
choose Run as Administrator |
type SFC /SCANNOW and hit ENTER
After SFC (system file checker) finishes, type EXIT

WIN key is the one with the wavy flag on it.
3. During one of the times that it does not freeze, then make yourself a System Repair Disc. Boot from the System Repair Disc and perform a system repair.

SPECCY- System Information Tool
http://www.piriform.com/speccy

FREE. Operating System, CPU and Temp, Ram, Motherboard, Graphics, Hard Drives, Optical Drives, Audio, Peripherals, Network info.
Simply put—this is the best and it’s free!

====================================

CREATE A SYSTEM REPAIR DISC

START | type System Repair | Enter key | Create Disc button

i cant use my computer, because of the problem, so first suggestion didnt work, but the rest is useful, thanks, i will try :)

Just enter the info without using Speccy.

Go to system specs and complete the info. We don't even know the mfg and model of your computer.


HOW TO FILL OUT YOUR SYSTEM SPECS


In the line at the top of www.SevenForums.com you will see UserCP.
That is an abbreviation for User Control Panel.
Click on UserCP.
In the left-hand column, under Your Profile you will see Edit System Spec.
Click on Edit System Spec
You can copy and paste from the output of Speccy, http://www.piriform.com/speccy to fill out much of the info. Be sure to use the Other Info section of your System Specs for such info as your optical drive, your wireless adapter, your speakers, etc.