not sure this will help but if you windows automatic updates set try disabling it and see what happens.
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if it were mine i would make sure there was nothing in the startup folder in start all programs ,and i would use http://www.ccleaner.com/ to clean any registry errors ,and run spyware and virus scan
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i read one similar that suggested going to run,cmd and doing a system file checker to make sure that ntdll.dll was not corrupted. in the comand prompt type in , sfc /scannow, note there is a space between the c and the /
also try this get hijackthis and scan and post a log here ,don't fix anything untill i have a look at the log ,we will be looking for a startup item that may be causing it .
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