Black Screen after Win7 Password

[xunchicrewx]

Ive been experiencing this issue since i got the computer and ive been trying to tackle it as an offshoot from another thread. When entering my password my computer will not give me the spinning wheel, no cursor or CTRL+ALT+DELTE options. Other thread: http://www.sevenforums.com/crashes-debugging/140784-ntoskrnl-exe-error-new-system-2.html

Ive tried about everything i know how from the suggestions searching on here and other online forums. Ive updated drivers. Ive run command prompts with nothing coming back as a problem. Ive checked for Malware. This issue happens about 3-4 times a day anymore.

Today i realized that my Analog and Digital monitor cables were hooked up. I disconnected the Analog cable(cause i dont need two) and i set my screen saver to come on after a minute. Since then i havent had the black screen but it takes anywhere from 3-15 seconds for the desk top to load, and really seems really inconsistent. As well as a huge headache for a 3 week old refurbished machine.

Any help and or suggestions are appreciated. thank you

 

[yowanvista]

Did you run a malware scan?
Malwarebytes

 

[xunchicrewx]

Yes i did. Twice. There was 1 item found that had to do with a keygen for Photoshop CS5 that i removed.

 

[Zardoc]

Did you try to swap the video card as a test?

 

[xunchicrewx]

Unfortunately i dont have an additional video card to swap out

 

[xunchicrewx]

the past few days it hasnt been too bad except for this morning. This is really getting annoying.

 

[xunchicrewx]

This is still an issue for me, the past few weeks its been great. However Saturday morning it happened again. I did a system restore to the day before and turned off the windows automatic updates. However it happened again today!

Ive ran the command prompts and nothing. Im to the point i dont know what to do anymore. I cant seem to get anywhere with it.

Thank you for the help

 

[Jacee]

I copied this from someplace ... but this was how one guy solved the black screen of death he was getting

1)Go to recovery mode(press f8 at startup)
2)Choose comand prompt from the list
3)Type in c:
4)Then type in Regedit
5)Clicked “File>Import”
6)Clicked to show “all files” at the bottom
7)Surfed to C:\Windows\System32\Winevt\logs
8)Deleted all event logs one bye one

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[xunchicrewx]

^ ^ I just finished these steps. Not everything in that file was able to be deleted. However i did all that i could. I will report back. Thank you