No problem bnanakma. if you do reinstall, follow the tutorial for the clean install, and if you need any help with that, just let us know :)
good stuff in this thread Layback Bear. must spread around rep so I can't rep you so I'll say "props" here.
Is this still the corrupt Sony factory preinstalled Win7, larded with bloatware and duplicate utilities that have better versions built into Win7? If so you're way past due for a Clean Reinstall - Factory OEM Windows 7. Everything you need is in the link to get and keep a perfect install, as long as you stick with the tools and methods given.
I'd also prepare by testing my RAM - Test with Memtest86+ for 6-8 passes or overnight.
Could this be a memory leak?
This may seem like a dumb question, but: have you turned this laptop off in the last few days?
Not sleep or hibernate, but OFF.
After the msconfig I assumed their was a reboot and I also requested a reboot but I really don't know if it happened.
It is my understanding that a reboot (warm boot) will not always clear the RAM registers if you are experiencing a memory leak.
The PC must be powered down and a "cold boot" performed in order to be sure all the registers are clear and remapped.
FYI, in the future, Windows has is own decompression utility, you do not need Winzip, I haven't used it since Windows 98/ME, it's outdated.
If you really must use a decompression utility, 7zip and Winrar are far better alternatives.
Very good point TVeblen. I'm a big fan of Cold Boots, they do many nice things but I don't think I requested one.
seems to (may) be virus problem.otherwise some dll files missing.
clean the system with soft cleaner,it having a through memory cleaning procedure.then restart the system(corrects my shutdown and keyboard problem before).
no changes then run the latest spybot antivirus,through full system scan,takes a long time some hours(through scan will sketch small to large files carefully).if it does not help then restore the system to an earliest stage.its not from the laptop problem 99%.
Quote