Really bad problems with windows 7

[haha911]

Yesterday I started my pc and I got a error saying Veryfying DMI pool data, can not read device drive.

Than I opened my pc made sure everything is connected properly.
I restarted than windows 7 booted. But I got many problems. Here is the list:

My security program Microsoft security client got deleted somehow and can't reinstall gives error.
Wireless keyboard not working.
No internet, Network sharing center not opening. Giving error 0x800B1000 something like that.
Nothing opens in control panel..says there is nothing to display.
Can't see device manager.
Computer properties where it shows RAM and stuff not opening.
No search box in start menu.

I have no idea how this happened.

I tried repair from a disk, didn't work.
Don't have restore point so can't restore from older backup.

Anyone have any idea how to fix this...I can reinstall it but I ll loses my data.
Thanks!!!!

[murph001]

Must be a bad virus of malware ..try loading malware anti-bytes then scan system it might fix the problem you are having ,,if not you may have to do a fresh install of windows ..

[BHill]

And next time use a back up drive for all you files.

[Terryl]

Go to the site below and create a boot CD, this bootable CD will have all the tools you will need to try and recover your data or system files.

It has a mini version of XP and will run that to try and help you along.


http://www.hiren.info/pages/bootcd


Go to your system BIOS and have it boot from a CD first.

[DoritosVodka]

My 1st guess without getting into more technical details is probably a Virus.
Boot CD to get in a try to copy files off to an external device. Then a Wipe and reload of the entire system.

My 2nd guess would be Data Corruption (Failing HDD).
The Fix would be to replace the failing drive. You can test for this with a Bootable CD w/ a Drive Tester...

http://www.ultimatebootcd.com/ Is one I've used in the past.

My 3rd guess would be to check your Power Supply outputs with a Volt Meter. Bad PS output power can corrupt data and cause many other hardware type issues.
http://pcsupport.about.com/od/toolsofthetrade/ht/power-supply-test-multimeter.htm

Usually I'll keep 2 OS loads on my system. 1 for Normal Boot and Usage. Then a 2nd (via the Windows Boot Menu) for Emergency Boot and Data Recovery (just in case).

[Nostradamus]

seen something similar here last night on a customers computer. really wouldn't let you do anything and I was thinking virus as well.

finally solved it by crashing the thing during boot up and then rebooting and when I got error message about windows not starting properly I selected FIX

at that point it did a system restore even though it was totally disabled in windows itself. In fact everything in there was disabled. Turns out his problem was a bad Nvidia driver installed during his last windows updates. After tha a virus scan revealed 6 malware and 1 trojan on the system

[sump]

buy new Drive ...... put it in the computer , move the old drive to the slave drive position ..... load the OS on the new drive .... then transfer your data from the "old" slave drive .....