2 Windows 7 problems

So to recap:

Booting windows takes 10-20 minutes, its stuck at Loading Windows.
When booting in safe mode that time is spend stuck on CLASSPNP.SYS.
Tested couple different OSs all which work on other PCs, most didn't work well on laptop.
Laptop is only couple of months old and wasn't used that much, shouldn't be any hardware faults.
Had Win7 beta 64bit installed, clean format and trying to install retail Win7 64bit.

When trying to repair I get "it can't be done automatic and I should check online" with this in details:

Problem signature:
Problem Event name : StartupRepairOffline
Problem Signature 01: 6.1.7600.16385
Problem Signature 02: 6.1.7600.16385
Problem Signature 03: unknown
Problem Signature 04: 0
Problem Signature 05: AutoFailover
Problem Signature 06: 1
Problem Signature 07: NoRootCause
POS Version: 6.1.7600.2.0.0.256.1
Locale ID: 1033

I'll flash bios as soon as I figure out how to boot from usb drive(doesnt want to boot for some reason).

Any suggestions on what to do?

Hey, thanks for reply again.
First, I'll call place I bought it from on Monday, I still will try to fix it but I think not being able install few OSs that are tested and working will be covered. Will see what they say..

I did memory test and it was clean, no problems.
I tried WD lifeguard but couldn't get it to run without error, first it said it cant run on 64 bit, then in compatibility mode it gave me errors before starting it even.

Downloaded all drivers and will install them and see what happens. Just confused with some since they give me atheros and intel drivers for wlan, which ones do I need?

Filled system spec now.

I ran repair both when I booted of disc, and once when it didn't shut of properly(had to go somewhere and couldn't wait for it to boot).

Download Data lifeguard for DOS and Burn the ISO file to CD using ImgBurn at 4x with verify. Boot from it and run full diagnostic test. Attachment 41796

The one-year tech support which comes with any computer purchased is provided by the manufacturer, unless you bought an extended warranty from the store itself. But the store might be able to give you pointers on what you need to know and how to contact tech support.

I would have tech support walk you through that BIOS update to assure they will cover any possible damage due to failure. Your issue may be one known to them anyway.

When you can boot into machine, run Belarc Advisor to audit all hard and software which will make clear which LAN, etc. you have on there. It also should be in Device Manager. Attachment 41795

So I talked to guys and they told me to do some diagnostics which I did.
I got bunch of HDD errors and tried fixing some but couldn't make it and same thing happened so tomorrow I'm taking it in for repair.
And since holidays are coming up it might be a while until its done but I'll hope it happens this year.
Thanks for trying to help guys, will post what happens next, when I get it back or when they inform me. Cheers

Got it back from service(charged me 10 euros, boo).
They said problem is with drivers which are being preinstalled with 64bit version of Vista/7 and that something's messed up, so only thing I can do until MSI fixes it is to use 32 version.
I find this strange because beta of 7 worked fine.

So what do you think guys, are they right? Or should I try fixing it somehow?
Sent mail to MSI to see if its true and when it will be fixed...

Maybe, I'll just leave it for now and check with MSI every now and then, and use ubuntu for everything expect games.

Which beta of WIn7 64 bit were you using?

RC was not supposed to be in-place Upgraded, but so many have done it now that I wouldn't be afraid to try.

There is a workaround here: Upgrade the Windows 7 RC to any retail version Icrontic Tech