- Aug 24, 2014
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I recently (a month or so ago) upgraded my PC specs. This is what I'm running now:
Intel i5-4690 @ 3.50 GHz Processor
ASUS H87-PRO Motherboard
ASUS GTX 770 GPU
Seasonic M12II Bronze 620W Evo Edition Power Supply
HDD 1TB
After running Error-checking on a non-Boot partition in the evening, next morning booting up windows on my profile (only profile) everything was working until I opened Google Chrome. Everything froze and Windows Explorer crashed. Trying Ctrl + Alt + Del didn't work. So i restarted my PC with the same thing happening again. Then i restarted my PC in Safe Mode and it didn't crash. After searching and trying almost everything the problem still hasn't been resolved. Only thing I haven't tried is re-installing Windows.
Only flag/triangle in device manager is for AMDA 00 Interface:
http://imgur.com/7MGWymX
More in detail about the problem:
Everytime I start up my PC in normal mode, after the Starting Windows screen there is a black screen that last around 5 minutes or so, then when I enter my password the spinning wheel and welcome also stay up for quiet a while, and finally when i get to my desktop it seems as everything is running and Steam starts up and start updating but I'm unable to press any of the task icons when i attempt to start any program (Example: Google Chrome) my cursor start showing the loading circle and the screen becomes slightly grayer as a Not Responding program would and another black screen shows up in which Ctrl + Alt + Del doesn't work so I end up either turning off my PC by holding the power button or just restarting and attempt to find a way to fix it.
I would like to know how to fix this problem and is it possible without re installing Windows. Also is this a virus/malware or other kind of software problem or a hardware problem. (It shouldn't be a virus because i scanned my entire PC with Malwarebytes and AVG and quarantined anything suspicious, but nothing changed. Still crashing.)
(Excuse any spelling, grammar or paragraph errors. English is not my first language.)
Hope to hear from anyone who can help!
Intel i5-4690 @ 3.50 GHz Processor
ASUS H87-PRO Motherboard
ASUS GTX 770 GPU
Seasonic M12II Bronze 620W Evo Edition Power Supply
HDD 1TB
After running Error-checking on a non-Boot partition in the evening, next morning booting up windows on my profile (only profile) everything was working until I opened Google Chrome. Everything froze and Windows Explorer crashed. Trying Ctrl + Alt + Del didn't work. So i restarted my PC with the same thing happening again. Then i restarted my PC in Safe Mode and it didn't crash. After searching and trying almost everything the problem still hasn't been resolved. Only thing I haven't tried is re-installing Windows.
Only flag/triangle in device manager is for AMDA 00 Interface:
http://imgur.com/7MGWymX
More in detail about the problem:
Everytime I start up my PC in normal mode, after the Starting Windows screen there is a black screen that last around 5 minutes or so, then when I enter my password the spinning wheel and welcome also stay up for quiet a while, and finally when i get to my desktop it seems as everything is running and Steam starts up and start updating but I'm unable to press any of the task icons when i attempt to start any program (Example: Google Chrome) my cursor start showing the loading circle and the screen becomes slightly grayer as a Not Responding program would and another black screen shows up in which Ctrl + Alt + Del doesn't work so I end up either turning off my PC by holding the power button or just restarting and attempt to find a way to fix it.
I would like to know how to fix this problem and is it possible without re installing Windows. Also is this a virus/malware or other kind of software problem or a hardware problem. (It shouldn't be a virus because i scanned my entire PC with Malwarebytes and AVG and quarantined anything suspicious, but nothing changed. Still crashing.)
(Excuse any spelling, grammar or paragraph errors. English is not my first language.)
Hope to hear from anyone who can help!
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