I feel your pain. The first thing I'm going to tell you is no matter how smart you are don't let other people know about it. Keep that good will, " I can take a look at your computer" mouth shut because (this is from many years of diagnosing and repairing other people's computer problems), you have no idea what has been done to it before you get it. Worst then that they don't even know what they did to it. "Well I was driving three states away when all of a sudden this blue screen appears and said I violated a chipmunk or I was violated by a chipmunk, I'm not really sure but hear it is. See you when it's fixed in ten minutes..
It's like explaining how to fly a plane to someone who's never seen or heard of a plane.
Ok forgive me for I digress.
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I was contemplating a repair on a friends computer and remembered your dilemma.
I wanted to know if you resolved the issue or have you came up with a viable alien abduction scenario as a way out of the repair.
Please let me know if your still having problems and maybe I can help a fellow do gooder in distress.
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This can happen from an executable or other system files failing to load properly such as a video driver, etc. Try booting into safe mode by pressing F8 on start up. Also on rebooting enter system configuration and set the start up option to first boot from CD then USB, and finally Hard drive. This should then allow you to install from CD. Then put windows CD in drive and when you reboot you should see boot from CD press any key, located in the upper left of your screen be fast as this is only displayed for about 5 seconds. I have had similar problems and this has worked.
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It seems to me like a viral infection is also giving some contribution. It kinda like bar311 activity, constant restart. And a vundo infection for some dll is missing, it has many look up dll if you delete one then it will replace with new name. It seems reside on your system restore. Try to run task manager, system restore, command prompt it is disabled to check if it is running on background. You could try to do your first step again except chkdsk. I only allow checkdisk when installing OS and recover from sudden shutdown of machines.
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