Is your mobo sata 2 compliant? Are you mirroring from sata to sata or from ata to sata?

Do you have SP3 installed? Because I has problems with my audio with SP3 installed so I uninstalled it.

Also, get the latest audio driver from the Asus website. My Asus mobo was only 3 months old when I built it up and the drivers on the cd were already out of date.

You could also see if there are any clues in event viewer. INSTRUCTIONS (http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums/topic40108.html)

If your pc is now working fine, you can mark this thread as solved. :)

That means your ram is faulty and needs to be replaced.

You need to make the cd bootable by selecting "make cd bootable" in the menu of your burning software.

What format did you download it in?

I think you need to test your ram next. Google and get memtest and run it for at least 7 passes (it will take a long time). If you get any errors at all then your ram is faulty.

There doesn't appear to be a malware problem on your PC so perhaps doing a scandisk may be a good idea. INSTRUCTIONS (http://speedupyourcomputer.windowsreinstall.com/part5.htm)

I would like you to update Mbam and do a fresh scan with it and post it's log.

Your HJT log looks clean.

Please go to the ESET Online Scanner (http://www.eset.com/onlinescan/scanner.php?i_agree=14) and do a full scan. Let us know the results and try installing Avast once...

Have HJT fix the following by placing a tick next to the entry.

O2 - BHO: (no name) - {5C255C8A-E604-49b4-9D64-90988571CECB} - (no file)

Then click the "fix checked" button.

AVG isnt as good...

That looks nice and clean.

Post a Hijackthis (http://download.cnet.com/Trend-Micro-HijackThis/3000-8022_4-10227353.html) log and I will be able to see if there is anything left over.

You need to update Mbam and run it again as the database version is out of date. Your log shows database 2551, the latest version is 2658.

Please post the log from Mbam, it is stage 1 of a process.

Your pc is probably infected.

Download Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware (http://www.majorgeeks.com/Malwarebyt...are_d5756.html) to your desktop.

* Double-click mbam-setup.exe and follow the prompts...

Sounds like either bad ram or bad hard drive to me.

What security software have you got? Have you run any scans? If so, results?

What protective software do you have though? System restore can often be badly affected by malware.

What is the reason for you wanting to do a system restore? Is it because of malware? If so, that's not what system restore is for at all.

You should turn system restore back on immediately and leave it on.

It sounds like you need to clean out your old restore points though.

You can remove old restore points with Disk Cleanup,...

The disc is probably dirty, scratched, or damaged.

Give it a thorough look over.

This should do the job - http://www.killdisk.com/

You either have a faulty graphics card that requires replacement (most likely) or you have a corrupted bios (not very likely).
You can reset your bios. Your motherboard manual will tell you how to...

Post them here. If there is any serious malware problems, a mod can always move the thread.

It makes a refreshing change from "My pc wont work". :)

Could you post both your Mbam and HJT log's for us to have a look at.

You need to follow DimaYasny's advice and update your bios then.

What motherboard do you have, I can have a look at available bios updates for you.

You have to make sure the Cap Limit jumper is off.
How old is the pc you are trying to use it on?

No problem at all. At least someone on here appreciates my advice.

Norton is absolute rubbish, don't waste your money on it.
There is plenty of free software out there that will do a far far better job of protecting your pc with absolutely zero cost.

Phishing...

Google it's make and model number and you may find drivers.

I have seen the logs from hundreds of infected pc's and I can tell you that Norton is complete rubbish.
The worst infected were those with no protection. A very close second goes to those with...

I need to see the log that Mbam produced.

Let's hope a clean up will sort it as it is by far the cheapest thing to try first.

You need to figure out why it keeps turning off. The first thing that could be causing it is an overheating CPU. You need to get inside your pc and make sure that the CPU fan is working and you also...

No problem. But please pleas please wait until you are given the all clear by myself or someone else before thinking your pc is %100 clean. Many people see an improvement after just an Mbam scan and...

Right, Symantec / Norton software is absolutely rubbish at protecting a pc.
Download, update, and do a full scan with Mbam - http://www.malwarebytes.org/mbam.php then post it's results in this...

Is it a pc or a laptop. If it is a pc then turn off sleep mode in Control Panel - Power Options.

It may be caused by some type of infection. What protective software do you have and what does it...

It can't hurt to check it with a monitor first. Remember there is probably a function key to switch between internal screen and external monitor tho. ;)

Yayyyy!! Dell lappy in one piece and...