Computer locking up constantly and turning screen to "fuzz" [S

Hi ENYAW22,

[external image: bullseye_zpse9eaf36e.gif] SystemLook

Please download SystemLook from one of the links below and save it to your Desktop.

Download the version suitable to your computer.

• 32 bit System:
  • Link 1 - 32 bit
  • Link 2 - 32 bit
• 64 bit System:
  • Link 1 - 64 bit
  • Link 2 - 64 bit

• Right click SystemLook.exe and select "Run as Administrator" to run it.
• Copy the content of the following code-box into the main text-field:
  

  :filefind
  tcpmon.ini
  *tcpmon*
  

• Click the Look button to start the scan.
• When finished, a notepad window will open with the results of the scan. Please post this log in your next reply.

Note: The log can also be found on your Desktop entitled SystemLook.txt

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In your next post please provide the following:

• SystemLook.txt
• How is the computer running, what symptoms are you experiencing?

Rebooting went well, and seemed quicker.no other problems aperrent.—-Wayne

Hi ENYAW22,

The last SFC scan logs shows a Windows file that it couldn't repair.

Do you have a Windows 7 install disc?
If you do put it into the disc drive and try to run SFC again.

I have a reinstallation disc that is unopened. I take it that is the one you mean? 

Hi ENYAW22,

Put the disc in the drive bay and re-run SFC

[external image: bullseye_zpse9eaf36e.gif] System File Checker (SFC)

• Click on the Start button and in the Search programs and files box type the following:
  • command
• Don't press Enter, just let the search results populate above.
• In the search results, locate the Programs section.
• Locate the Command Prompt shortcut and right-click on it.
• Select Run as administrator.
• Click Yes on the User Account Control window that appears.
• Important: If you see a User Account Control window but also a message that says To continue, type an administrator password, and then click Yes, then your user account must be a standard account, not an administrator account. Before you can click Yes and open an elevated command prompt, you'll need to type the password of another user on your Windows 7 computer that has administrator level privileges.
• Note: You will not see this window at all if your User Account Control settings are turned all the way down. See How To Disable User Account Control in Windows 7 for more information.
• An elevated Command Prompt window will appear.
  • Type: sfc /scannow (There's a space between sfc and /scannow.) , then hit Enter
• Let the check run to completion. DO NOT reboot the PC or close the cmd window.
• Copy & Paste the following command at the Command Prompt and press Enter:
  
  findstr /c:"[SR]" %windir%\logs\cbs\cbs.log >%userprofile%\Desktop\sfcdetails.txt
• This will place a file on your desktop called sfcdetails.txt which contains the results of the scan.
• Copy and Paste the contents of the file into your next post.
• After the scan runs type exit to close the command prompt window

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In your next post please provide the following:

• sfcdetails.txt

I screwed up the Eset online scanner txt  files. I guess I am tired. It found 3 possible threats and removed them. I haven't had the screen lock up lately or the computer freezing. it boots up a little quicker . If needed I can run ESET scanner again but not tonight .