Have you tried using one of the many boot disks available that will work on a usb stick, and totally erase the partition(s) and start right from scratch?
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Sounds like even if it is, something was done in the original install that got corrupted and subsequent installs aren't removing it. Using a different utility to clean it up first might help.
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