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Hi Gary. My computer suddenly crashed a couple of hours ago and now it's stuck at Diagnosing your PC on Startup Repair. Been like that for more than an hour. Is there anything I can do?
Just leave it time to finish. Dependant on what the cause is, this may take quite a while, and unfortuately it may even not be able to complete.
I've suspected for a while that you have an intermittent hardware fault, and that it is partly or wholly responsible for many of the problems you've experienced.
I was going to have you run Ram and Hard Drive checks, but this crash kind of confirms my suspicions.
Huh. If only a simple hardware change would stop a stalker from following you around and hurling abuse at you, and maybe possibly attacking your computer.
My computer did eventually give me the option to run some checks, so I went ahead and tested memory and hard disk. Memory passed, but hard disk got a Warning on Long DST.
There's no signs in any of the scans we've run that your computer has been compromised, so if someone is stalking you, then I do not believe it is through the computer that you have supplied the logs from.
If you have not reset your router, then I suggest you do so. Routers and other devices that connect to your Network can also be used as a means to access it, and their defences are often pretty rudimentary.
If you use Social Media, it is also quite possible that one of your online accounts could have been compromised.
Checking these however is beyond the scope of this forum. All I can tell you is that your computer appears to be clean.
If you've reset your computer (reverted it to factory settings) then you've cleaned your computer of any possible malware, and any problem you might have is external to that device, which as I said is beyond the scope of this forum.
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