OK the HJT file looks good.
Don't quit now. To be sure run UPDATE then run MBAM and SAS again. We need to see clean logs.
Update? I'm confused, what update?
That two still don't seem to be running. When I try to run SAS it gives an error report. Nothing shows up when I try MBAM.
Also when I was running CCleaner, it said a certain file was corrupted and I should run chkdsk. I'm having trouble running the chkdsk utility. When I try by right clicking the drive, properties > tools > error checking, I select the two options and then click start but it says Windows could not start the error checking. I tried multiple times, unselecting the two options, still the same.
So I tried it through cmd, I type chkdsk/f/r c:, it says 'Chkdsk cannot run because the volume is in use by another process. Would you like to schedule this volume to be checked the next time the system restarts? (Y/N)', I type Y, restart the computer, and try it again but still the same message. Tried it a few times. I haven't really used chkdsk much before so I may not be doing it right.
One other things I noticed. I ran WinDirStat on the C drive and found something strange.
Well first of all it says my C drive is 678.9 GB when it's really 24 GB. The Windows and Program Files folder's size are way off as well.
Secondly, all those gray parts, majority of all found in the Windows\assembly folder. Is this normal? I've never come across this before and they all have weird extensions. There are also a couple in my Microsoft Office folder under Program Files.
I recently bought a cd for Microsoft Office 2007 and for some reason during installation the blue screen showed up again. After restarting the computer, it simply wouldnt install mentioning some kind of error. In fact the current version of Office I had had vanished. At first I thought the CD was bugged but we ran it on my dads computer, it installed just fine.
I tried installing an old version of Office, it installed but then I noticed that some of those weird files (the gray parts in WinDirStat) were also in the Office folder. So I uninstalled Office, but a few folders containing those weird files aren't getting deleted.
Dang I seem to keep to facing problems after problems o.o I'm thinking I may have to give my windows a fresh reinstall, but I'll keep that as a last resort.
If you purchase a new system, that comes with Xp (many manufacturers are still having Xp as an option on some new computers) it comes with Xp SP3
Here in Pakistan, all new systems will come with SP2. SP3 CDs are hardly available here and if they are, it'd be bugged. If one of em is bugged, they're all bugged.