Windows 7 Stuck Loading at Welcome Screen

[Jeteroll]

I boot my computer, get to the Windows welcome screen after I enter my password, the spinning loading thing rotates forever. I have to manually shut down and start back up multiple times before I can successfully login again. After I get logged in, I saved the log into a file, and includes all the events since I turned it on and got stuck at the loading screen. This stuck screen happens every once in a while, and I could use some help here. Here is my events log:

http://www.mediafire.com/?pe1d8b72pg90v06

Thanks so much in advance! Scouring the web was no help, yet another problem that Windows users have that can seemingly only be helped with a restore or reinstall with no actual knowledge of the issue.

 

[soundguruman]

It might be helpful to list the hardware...
Well the thing is that sometimes running updates can scramble the batch files or drivers. And that causes problems when starting up, and a simple way to fix that is to
put the win 7 disk in the drive and select "upgrade." Which, reloads the default operating system files, but does not erase your programs or personal files.
And then other times, people load "free" security programs from the internet, and they load multiple security programs, like "sweepers" "cleaners" etc...which can also cause a lot of problems. (AVOID THIS)
And last, there may just be a hardware problem, so what is the hardware?

 

[geekapproved]

Without knowing what kind of mystery hardware were talking about here, can't really help.

Could be something as simple as incorrect dimm voltage.

Try booting to your Windows disk and selecting the Repair option?

 

[soundguruman]

Don't tell me, let me guess....Asus board?

 

[geekapproved]

You really don't need to guess.....you COULD read his member config...

 

[Jeteroll]

Yeah sorry guys, here it is:
AMD athlon x3 3.0ghz
ASUS M4a88td -v evo /USB3
WD 500gb blue (I just got it, and I know it works)
sapphire HD4800 1gb Vapor X
500 w PSU

 

[geekapproved]

Check your dimm voltage in bios and make sure it's set to what the sticker on the dimm says.

If that's ok try to do a repair by booting to your windows disc. (set dvd drive as 1st boot device first)

 

[Jeteroll]

Thanks geek, will do! Could itt be something with ccleaner, I used it recently?

 

[geekapproved]

You may have deleted something Windows needs, that's why I suggest a repair.

 

[cllaer]

it's set to what the sticker on the dimm says.

 

[geekapproved]

it's set to what the sticker on the dimm says.

How do yo know, and who is "The Prophecy"? So Jeteroll, Cllaer, and The Prophecy are all the same person?

 

[Jeteroll]

How do yo know, and who is "The Prophecy"? So Jeteroll, Cllaer, and The Prophecy are all the same person?

no I dont even know those guys or what theey were talking about.

 

[Jeteroll]

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