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Please download and run MTADiag and follow the instructions. If MTADiag doesn't launch, please install Visual C++ 2012 runtimes and try again.

Please install the following: Graphics driver Audio driver Ethernet driver (do a Repair install if prompted) MEI driver Provide another MTADiag log after installing.

Please install the following: Graphics driver 1 Graphics driver 2 Audio driver Storage driver Provide another MTADiag log after installing.

The drivers installed successfully. Run Microsoft Security Essentials and Malwarebytes Anti-Malware.

Please download and run MTADiag and follow the instructions. If MTADiag doesn't launch, please install Visual C++ 2012 runtimes and try again.

Please run MTADiag again and enter 'n' when asked if MTA works now. Then post the link to the log it copies to your clipboard here.

Please install the following: Audio driver Ethernet driver Provide another MTADiag log after installing.

Please download and run MTADiag and follow the instructions. If MTADiag doesn't launch, please install Visual C++ 2012 runtimes and try again.

OK, it should be fine to use to reinstall Windows.

Please download and run MTADiag and follow the instructions. If MTADiag doesn't launch, please install Visual C++ 2012 runtimes and try again.

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Try this ISO, it's 7 32-bit Home Premium with Service Pack 1: click Then install the last driver I linked here after reinstalling.

I don't know at this point. Would it be too much trouble to install Windows again? Does your Windows DVD have SP1 integrated? If not, download an image of Windows 7 32-bit with SP1 here: click

Please download and run MTADiag and follow the instructions. If MTADiag doesn't launch, please install Visual C++ 2012 runtimes and try again.

Please download and run MTADiag and follow the instructions. If MTADiag doesn't launch, please install Visual C++ 2012 runtimes and try again. The issue may be caused by improper graphics drivers, so an MTADiag log will still be useful.

Please download and run MTADiag and follow the instructions. If MTADiag doesn't launch, please install Visual C++ 2012 runtimes and try again.

Could you post a screenshot of the error?

Can you try installing the driver manually in Device Manager? Right click the wireless adapter, click "Update Driver Software", then "Browse my computer for driver software", then point to the location of the extracted driver (wherever you extracted Wireless LAN_Broadcom_5.60.48.35_W7x86W7x64_A.zip to).

Try installing the adapter in normal Windows then (not safe mode).

From Safe Mode (see here if you don't know how to get in to Safe Mode), uninstall the wireless adapter from Device Manager, reboot into Safe Mode again, and install this driver.

1. Click start, type “services.msc” in the start search box and press enter. 2. In services windows scroll down to locate “WLAN AutoConfig” 3. If the startup type is not automatic, right click the service and change the startup type to “Automatic” 4. Click Apply, Ok.

Please install the following: Graphics driver 1 Graphics driver 2 Audio driver Wireless driver Ethernet driver (do a Repair install if prompted) Storage driver Touchpad driver Provide another MTADiag log after installing.

The MTADiag log is stored in the %temp% folder after it's generated. You can redact any information you feel is sensitive, then upload it to pastebin.mtasa.com manually and link to it here, if you wish.

Your crash dumps indicate hardware issues. Remove the side panel from your computer and blow out the dust using compressed air. After that, please run Windows Memory Diagnostic. Open the start menu and search for Memory and click on Diagnose your computer's memory problems, then select Restart now and check for problems (recommended).