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Hmm... if you're using a Desktop computer. Try removing the HDD and plug it on another computer with a working Windows. Then run chkdsk from there through cmd chkdsk ?:/F or if it boots and the HDD already has errors, it will check it automatically. Also if booted. Try scanning for errors...

For free anti-virus. I choose MSE. For the simple reason... It's free and efficient. Though here is my experience... Paid AV subscription is good... till it decides your programs are viruses due to their uber advanced heuristic scans. I remembered my friend changed his AV 4 times to...

This is cool. Thank you. :D

Mine is only 4.9. Though sometimes it turns to 5.0 if I enable the 3D support of the graphic card. Anyway, using an semi-old unit. Saving up some money for a special one. :3 Operating System MS Windows 7 Ultimate 32-bit SP1 CPU AMD Athlon 7750 38 °C Kuma 65nm Technology RAM 2.0GB...

I had this problem once. The solution is applying a registry command with take ownership. Or modify the rights of the folder.