Hi i recently re-installed a game that i have played before with no issues.

I played the game for about 40 minutes to an hour, and when i closed the game and opened another, my computer quickly lost framerates.75,65.....1...0. and it freezes.

With no other options i hold in the power button to turn off the computer. Trying to reboot the computer seemed normal until it reached the microsoft loading screen. It sat loading for a good 10-15 minutes before i gave up, hitting the power button yet again.

The computer told me that it was unable to start windows and gave me the option to check for errors, so i did.

i was met with " The instruction at 0xfcd45e00 refrence memory at 0x00000101. The memory could not be written."

also same messege with 0xfcf55e00.

Frustrated, thinking i have lost my computer i shut it off and came in search of answers. I went back to my computer after about 45 minutes and tried again. This time it allowed me to do a CHKDSK which i allowed it to complete. To my surprise It booted up windows after completing the CHKDSK. Only problem is now, alot of my programs seem to be currupt and the computer is just running very very veryyyy slowly.

This is my current state, i appreciate any help.

Alright, i do appreciate the help, and i will post here as soon as i have some results.

Hello americancritic. Got some good news. I let my computer run a CHKDSK which is the only thing i could really do, and after the CHKDSK was complete, i am on my computer right now, and its running 100% normal. Although im scared to do anything D:

Well , shortly after making that post, it started getting slow and eventually froze, so i think that its completly gone.

Looking at your previous post, i dont know if steps 1-2 can happen, as the computer cant stay alive for more then ten seconds.

Also, when i made that post being on my computer i run Speed Fan. every component was below 60 degrees C. usually in the 54-57 range.

I will give it a dust off see if that helps seeing as this computer is quite dusty...Also could we maybe start looking at best/worst case scenarios? is there a way i can test what needs replacing in my computer?(is it just my hard drive? did my ram somehow get it? is everything including the motherboard gone?)

I just took my computer apart, and to say my computer was a little dusty was an understatement...My proccessor heatsink had 100% dust blockages. the video card was in similar condintions, along with the exhaust fan and the power supply were all in equally poor conditions...could this problem truely stemmed from to much dust?!?!

That would be rediculas if it was my video card....this is like the 3rd video card ive gone through....and never had symptoms like this.