Well it sounds as though your computer was infected with something or hacked. Try booting into safe mode and see if it will come up. I assume you are on a campus network?
What operating system are you running exactly?
Do you use a firewall?
If so which one?
Do you have the installation disks for your operating system (setup disks, or recovery disks)?
What kind of computer is it? Compaq? HP? Dell? What model?
What, if any, antivirus software is installed?
Besides Trojan Hunter, are there any other antispyware or anti-malware software installed?
I will try to help you with this but I need as much info as you can provide about your system.
humbll
Junior Poster in Training
54 posts since Feb 2007
Reputation Points: 10
Solved Threads: 0
"I would get the same message."
Which message?
Run chkdsk /r
Might as well defrag as well.
Look in Event Viewer for red events under System and Application.
hughv
Veteran Poster
1,142 posts since Oct 2007
Reputation Points: 116
Solved Threads: 93
cleaning the system will take some time, considerably longer than doing a format and clean install ( but i am going to assume you don;t have the Xp cd to do a clean install) in the mean time download and run combofix, and vondufix then run an online virus scanner like panda or kapersky
bobbyraw
Nearly a Posting Virtuoso
1,324 posts since Oct 2006
Reputation Points: 34
Solved Threads: 103
Check the fan on the power supply, also the CPU fans and make sure there isn't alot of dust inside.
If there isn't a failed fan causing an overheat situation the next thing I would do is do backup any personal files and reinstall windows and all drivers...
humbll
Junior Poster in Training
54 posts since Feb 2007
Reputation Points: 10
Solved Threads: 0