Windows 7 Errors -- New Install Help

[The Chosen]

I had recently encountered numerous problems with Windows. I had previously had my OS on my 128GB ssd, which I believe got virus or something on it, even though the anti-virus saw nothing on it. I Nuked that ssd and my hdd, but the ssd still had trouble installing, would always come up with chdsk, and corrupt file. So I went ahead and bought a new 256GB SSD, where windows installed fine, I connected the other ssd, and hdd (Was this my Problem?), and started getting some more errors. "the application was unable to start correctly (0xc000005)" is one of the errors I get, and whenever I start the computer I get "Turbovhelp -- Eacessviolation" Id like to just use my computer, some help would be great. I also cant install, like chrome for example.

- I also had replaced the motherboard, case, cpu liquid cooler, after I rebuilt the original computer after serious lag, and incredibly slow, barely usable - Probably a virus.

 

[Suztera]

If the 256gb ssd with the HDD plugged in whilst the faulty ssd is not and there is no performance issue, the SSD is the problem.
If you have warranty on the faulty drive, you can try to get a replacement instead.

 

[The Chosen]

The faulty ssd, is the older one. But I still have the problem on the new 256gb SSD, which I could return but I dont believe thats the problem

 

[Suztera]

Do you get errors if the SSD is the only drive plugged in.

 

[The Chosen]

Do you get errors if the SSD is the only drive plugged in.

I still get the error, after unplugging all the other drives, Should I return the new ssd, and get another factory clean one, and attempt another fresh install solo, without the other drives?

 

[Suztera]

You are sure it isn't your memory modules? Did you run a memtest? Did you stick each single ram module to see of it is faulty?

 

[The Chosen]

You are sure it isn't your memory modules? Did you run a memtest? Did you stick each single ram module to see of it is faulty?

I have 4x 4gb, I'll check to see if that's the problem in a bit.

 

[The Chosen]

You are sure it isn't your memory modules? Did you run a memtest? Did you stick each single ram module to see of it is faulty?

I checked both with the Windows Memory Diagnostic, When together there was a hardware error, and when I ran each set separately they were fine, but I dont think that seems to be the problem, any other ideas? Was also working before fine.

 

[Suztera]

You are sure it isn't your memory modules? Did you run a memtest? Did you stick each single ram module to see of it is faulty?

I checked both with the Windows Memory Diagnostic, When together there was a hardware error, and when I ran each set separately they were fine, but I dont think that seems to be the problem, any other ideas? Was also working before fine.

(0xc000005) error relates to memory problems.

 

[The Chosen]

I don't always get that error, usually I just get Turbov, Eacessviolation. On top of that Internet Explorer crashes constantly and I can't install Google Chrome.