You're right, your english needs some work too!

There are a number of possibilities that could cause this, both hardware and software. first, I think you meant you did a Windows repair. You could have a flacky power supply or hard drive. Or you could have spyware.

Let's start with spyware. you can find the following anti-spyware utilities in the download section:

• Malwarebytes Anti-Malware
• SuperAntispyware
• Spybot Search & Destroy

Ren them and repost with results. You may need to use try Safe Mode.

-- Andy

 

What is the 'quick version.'

Hard to believe you're telling us physically damaged the computer out of anger and now want us to help fix it!

Good luck Andy- this one is all yours!

 

Hallo. I have checked and there seems to be no spyware or anythings like that. Everythings work fine so far after my second window reinstallation. But the load screen take abit longer than it used to be, dont care about this though its just a few seconds. The thing is that it might freeze again and the same bug return when I left the pc on and afk. Which has never happened before. Could my hard-driver be corrupted ? If so is it repairable or should I get a new one.

 

Then this is a hardware issue.

First you need to test the hard drive. You need to look up the make and model of your hard drive, go to the manufacturer's web site, find the diagnostic program, download, install and run it. This will help determine if the hard drive is faulty.

It may also be your power supply. To test that you need a PSU digital multimeter. They're not expensive but will cost some money.

Or you can take it to the local computer store and pay them to fix your hardware problem.

-- Andy

 

Where did you hit your computer? Open up your case and look at what parts are in the area you abused it. And Sherlock homes would probably guess that is where your problem is. Another thing hmm could have knocked something loose? Replug in everything. With your computer off and power supply unplugged.

 

LOL treetops. Deffinatly the first thing he should do. My personal advice would be to get a stress ball. Godxzero. If you follow the directions posted by almcneil im sure this problem will be resolved. It may be a good idea to put in the logs from your virus scans just so almcneil can see them to rule that out as a possiblity. From the sounds of it you may have abused a specific component on your motherboard and broken a piece off it. Look inside the case and make sure no little pieces of any thing is hanging loose or broken off "like treetops said".

Best of luck.

and good luck to you as well Andy

 

Hard drive is dead, thats the noise you heard after hitting it. I'm familiar with this noise because stupidly I was moving a hard drive to a different bay once with the computer on, and I accidentally dropped it about 1" to the bottom of the bay. The noise is the read heads hitting and scraping along the platter(s). Your hard drive is toast, but everything else on your PC should be fine, with a possible exception of a dislodged heatsink on your CPU, but thats fairly unlikely.

 

+1 to what SNGX1275 said.. Hard drives dont like being punched