Alright Today i decide to clean out my windows 7 partition to speed it up, i virus scanned (avg free), spyware scanned (spybot, ad-aware Pro, windows defender, avg free) and then i did a defrag (witch was short), then i did a full disk check (witch i had to restart for). During the process all went well no errors, It rebooted it then started back up to the desktop and then all of a sudden BSOD (blue screen of death) and a shutdown it restarted i went back into windows 7 it did the "starting windows" then restarted my computer, Then i went to repair mode BSOD and a restart. So now im on my XP partition looking for help.My configuration on my computer:Hard drive:80 gig Sata HDD 3 partitionsPartition 1: dell support (32 meg, Fat 16)Partition 2: windows XP (57.4 gig NTFS)Partition 3: windows 7 (17 gigs NTFS)This is all on One Disk!Computer:RAM: 760 megsProcessor: Intel R Pentium 4 HT (hyper threading) operating at 2.8 ghz each (2 cores)video card: Intel G10 express chipset familyMonitor type: analogAny help would be Great tyvm!!! Ravernomina

If you have the space i would advise trying to see if you can increase the Windows 7 partition up to about 20GB . My first install of Windows 7 was to a complete 80GB drive, but i decided that wasnt enough space to test it with other things i am using, so i put it on a new 1TB drive.Also using F8 to get to advanced boot options, when the OS choice comes up should give you access to boot with last known good configuration. It sounds like something you ran has maybe corrupted one of the drivers. I would try last known good configuration, first and if that doesnt work then try safe mode again. Also worth removing all non essential peripherals first. If you still get a BSOD, can you make a note of it and post back what it is or is it going straight to reboot? As the bsod should point at whats causing it.

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reply to sanginius first off i would like to thank you for ur help.the items you suggest i tried nothign helped :P i thank you any way though :3

That error indicates NTFS file corruption and sometimes is a symptom of a hard disk going bad. I would backup anything important on the drive then download the drive manufacturers diagnostics and test the drive. Kerry Brown MS-MVP - Windows Desktop Experience

The manufacturer's diagnostics will check the drive. If you have more than one partition then you should back up all of them. If it is a drive problem it could get worse at any time. Every time the drive is accessed there is a potential for file corruption if the drive is going bad. A backup is a sensible precaution. There may be nothing wrong with the drive.It maysomething else caused the corruption. It's easy to check the drive so it's where I would start. You would rather know sooner than later if a drive is going bad.Kerry Brown MS-MVP - Windows Desktop Experience

That's good news! I have seen some older partitioning utilities cause errors like this. What program was it? Kerry Brown MS-MVP - Windows Desktop Experience

I have used Gparted Live to resize (shrink) an ntfs partition with Vista on it with no problems.