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Win7 PC boot failure - bad driver to blame?
I rebooted my ProStar Win7 Pro PC 4 nights ago,and it would not boot all the way up. It got as far as the black screen with the "Starting Windows" phrase and would not go further.
I rebooted, at which point Startup Repair tried to fix the problem but couldn't. I wrote down the results (the details are in the attached txt file). The results said something about a "bad driver." I was able to get it to boot all the way, and at that point I applied my most recent Restore point. As far as I can tell, it was successful, and I have not had a boot problem since.
The reason I'm posting this is because I figure I still need to solve the driver problem, and I'm not sure what I should do next. I've done the following:
-I ran chkdsk which found no problems (results attached)
-I ran sfc /scannow multiple times, both before and after running the SUR tool. The results were the same each time - the only errors found were some files related to Windows Update KB3068708 that I later discovered were not actually corrupt (that's a whole different thread). The most recent results are attached.
-I ran the SUR tool, which found no errors. (Logs attached)
So - any ideas?