HJT log assistance required

[ComputerNo0b]

Hi, i'm back with more problems for my computer.
I seem to lag whenever i'm using the computer.
I've uploaded my HJT log.
Everytime i start-up the computer, the blue screen appears and it tries to scan.
But it always gets stuck at the second part with 0%.
I've waited for 30+ minutes but it doesn't work.
And today, my ZoneAlarm Firewall got screwed.
All the programs it had "saved" were lost and i had to go and add them back.
And sometimes, the Internet Explorer hangs or closes by itself.
Anyone can help me?
And i can't find my reformat link/button/whatever.

 

[Matthew DeCarlo]

Sounds like you might be better off just backing up important data and re-installing XP.

See this sticky for information on malware prevention and maintenance.

 

[DelJo63]

Everytime i start-up the computer, the blue screen appears and it tries to scan.
But it always gets stuck at the second part with 0%.

this should be the CHKDSK /F scan and if it stalls, you're in real trouble --
the HD has major problems.

get a bootCD, boot from it, get a command prompt and run CHKDSK /F from there.

if this ever completes, your next option is to boot into Safe Mode and run
SFC /SCANNOW

 

[Blind Dragon]

Great advice, for future reference - just wanted to throw in that it is not recommended to install Hijackthis to your desktop, it should be in its own folder to create backups if fixes are recommended.

 

[ComputerNo0b]

I didn't get my Windows XP installation CD O_O
It IS the CHKDSK scan.
I have to cancel it everytime i run the computer.
Anything else i might be able to do other than using the CD?

 

[DelJo63]

and I guess if you let it run it doesn't complete ...

 

[ComputerNo0b]

and I guess if you let it run it doesn't complete ...

Will it affect my computer's performance?

 

[Matthew DeCarlo]

If CHKDSK won't complete you could be in for an HDD failure. Attempt what Jobeard said and get back to us:

get a bootCD, boot from it, get a command prompt and run CHKDSK /F from there.

if this ever completes, your next option is to boot into Safe Mode and run
SFC /SCANNOW