Boot Failure due to Memory Diagnostics Tests

[dan1]

I have the exact issue posted here and here and here

I am able to load cmd in Windows Repair but it doesn't recognize any command

Prior to the last system restart, my Chrome apparentely crashed as I had unusually too many tabs open and the mouse pointer got stuck on the green loading icon (perhaps SSD was responding too slow) and I had to manually shutdown holding the reset button

How do I diagnose the issue? Is the issue with NTFS, MBR, RAW/read only, boot settings?

 

[Paul Black]

Hi dan1,

Welcome to SevenForums!

I have the exact issue posted here and here and here

I am able to load cmd in Windows Repair but it doesn't recognize any command

Prior to the last system restart, my Chrome apparentely crashed as I had unusually too many tabs open and the mouse pointer got stuck on the green loading icon (perhaps SSD was responding too slow) and I had to manually shutdown holding the reset button

How do I diagnose the issue? Is the issue with NTFS, MBR, RAW/read only, boot settings?

Did you manage to find a solution to your issue?
If you think it is a Chrome issue did you export your bookmarks, un-install Chrome and then re-install it?

 

[dan1]

Hi Paul
It isn't a Chrome issue as I can't even boot into Windows, it will always boot into the Memory Diagnostic Test loop
It is most likely a corrupt filesystem on the SSD as prior to the failure Windows would always freeze intermittently (mostly when moving a folder to another path) or a RAM issue, I'm not quite sure

 

[Paul Black]

Hi dan1,

It isn't a Chrome issue as I can't even boot into Windows, it will always boot into the Memory Diagnostic Test loop.
It is most likely a corrupt filesystem on the SSD as prior to the failure Windows would always freeze intermittently (mostly when moving a folder to another path) or a RAM issue, I'm not quite sure.

Can you boot into Windows using the Win 7 DVD?

 

[dan1]

Yes I can boot into the Windows 7 DVD

 

[Paul Black]

Hi dan1,

Yes I can boot into the Windows 7 DVD.

Can you run Startup Repair from the Windows 7 DVD?

 

[dan1]

Yes I did but received this error: