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Did it remove all it found. I dont think I would be concerned
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It finds them but you have to purchase it to clean so they're still on there. Is there anything else that we can do. I realize that it's Thanksgiving eve so why don't you spend time with your family and we can pick this up again Friday. have a Happy Thanksgiving.....
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Hey Ken, ESET was a bit over half way when I got the "blue screen of death" and but would not come back in normal mode. I've restarted in safe mode to update you so I'm shutting down now and will check tomorrow evening or Friday to see if you're back and have any suggestions. While in safe mode I don't get any of the "Windows has encountered a hard disk problem" error messages. This is starting to make me nuts!!!
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Good Morning and Happy Thanksgiving,
According to the logs you have Internet Explorer 9 installed, why don't use download and install version 10, its compatible with Windows 7 and see if that helps
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/i...wide-languages
When you run your computer in safemode, it loads just the basic drivers for windows to run. A driver is a file that runs something , be it your mouse and keyboard for example, your system has a lot of driver files and it looks like the one that is causing problems didn't load so no error message. Sometimes this can be challenging to figure out which one but when the one is found and its updated the error usually goes away. There are other ways around this, like re-installing windows, or doing a system repair that re-installs windows on top of the current version, depending on your manufacturer some have the option to restore your system back to the day you received it. But also all this can be fruitless if the problem your having is hardware related, failing hard drive, bad memory module, something going haywire on the mother board.
I think what you may need to do is post in a windows forum that we work closely with, use your same user name that your using here. Like Safer Networking its free but you will have to register.
http://www.whatthetech.com/
Once you register post in there windows forum, you can link them to this thread so they can see what we have done so far and you can also let them know that I suggested you post here. Start a new thread and explain the problem and let them help you sort it out
http://forums.whatthetech.com/index.php?showforum=119
Good Luck,
Ken
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