Windows 7 Windows 7 32bit not working

[dan2wik]

I have a NB550D with windows 7 home 32Bit installed and but i am having issues with it. I usually put it to sleep all the time as i use it for school. I went to use it 2 days ago and it started to become REALLY slow. The hdd light was on all the time and doing anything started to take a very long time. It ended up blue screening with something up the top with irql not less or equal message up the top but before i could read anymore it restarted.
When it starts up, it prompts for my password, and i login. It then sits on the Welcome screen with the little circle spinning for ages. it ends up with a black screen with the cursor that is moveable for about 10 minutes and then it freezes. The hdd light is on the whole time.
It is booting into safe mode so i decided to install SP1 to see if that would cure it which it did... for 1 day. It has stopped working again today with the same symptoms but instead of it sitting in welcome screen for 5 minutes it sits there for about 30 seconds and then goes to a black screen with the cursor. It appears to be loading something because the cursor has got that little spinning thing and then after a while the task bar comes up. It is responsive to some degree but the background is nowhere to be found. I can move the mouse right up until 2 seconds before it reboots. there is no warning as to when it reboots, it just goes blank and then the BIOS logo appears. It appears to be trying to load something faster than the HDD can cope and then it crashes. It still boots into safe mode.

Any ideas?

-evil_dan2wik

 

[kemical]

Hi Dan,

do you have the install disk? If so I'd recommend booting from that and click repair on the installation screen. Failing that you could try system restore or pressing F8 when booting, like into safe mode, but choosing 'last good known configuration'. If you get into Windows try running the system file checker by right clicking cmd prompt and run as admin. Then type:

sfc /scannow

Press enter and let it run through. If you still get blue screens see our blue screen section and read the sticky on how to post the information.

 

[dan2wik]

Hi Dan,

do you have the install disk? If so I'd recommend booting from that and click repair on the installation screen. Failing that you could try system restore or pressing F8 when booting, like into safe mode, but choosing 'last good known configuration'. If you get into Windows try running the system file checker by right clicking cmd prompt and run as admin. Then type:

sfc /scannow

Press enter and let it run through. If you still get blue screens see our blue screen section and read the sticky on how to post the information.

Would i be able to do 'sfc /scannow' from the safemode cmd?

-evil_dan2wik

 

[johnny quid]

Hey Dude,
If you can get your files off or have a backup, i would recovery the system:

While powering on your computer, press the F12 key when the initial TOSHIBA screen displays.
The boot menu appears.
Using the arrow keys to scroll down, select the HDD Recovery option, and then press the ENTER key.
A warning screen should appear.
​

If you type "yes", then you should get to the Toshiba Recovery Wizard screen.​

 

[dan2wik]

Only problem with that is the original HDD in the toshiba died so there is no recovery to use

 

[kemical]

Would i be able to do 'sfc /scannow' from the safemode cmd?

-evil_dan2wik

Yes.. Another thing you could try is open 'run' type msconfig and select the "Services" tab. Check "Hide Microsoft Services" and then disable the rest. see if that will get you in.