Computer restarts or freezes.

I've recently reinstalled my windows because I tought that the problems were caused by some corrupter files or something,but I got the same problems with a freshly installed windows.
I have windows 7.Sometimes my computer randomly restarts(no BSOD)and then the windows recovery thing asks me if I want to start my windows normally or in safe mode.Sometimes it just freezes permanently.
I have some screens of the info Belarc gathered.
http://postimg.org/image/4onrpfggl/
http://postimg.org/image/ohn099153/

This is an image from the Event Viewer,idk if it is relevant.
http://postimg.org/image/c145grx0n/

I noticed that the freezes occur more when I use UTorrent,or just when I use it.

Help please.

 

Can I have some help?

 

Sounds like possible malware.

Follow these instructions:

http://forums.majorgeeks.com/showthread.php?t=35407

 

It could easily be hardware, check the hard drive/memory as MA suggested, also find the make/model and specs of your power supply unit.

If it mostly crashes during intense networking activities, try updating your Ethernet driver to version 7.073.

Also ensure you have updated to SP1 and installed all Security/Critical patches via Windows Update.

 

I updated the etherned driver but again,after 3 minutes of using utorrent,the pc freezes.
I cannot seem to get the UBCD or memtest boot(i'm using a usb stick),i followed the tutorials but it didnt work.also,i have set the removable device to the highest priority when booting.

 

Looking at your computer specs, i'm not sure if it could boot from USB - unless you can tell us otherwise, you'd be safer trying to boot from a CD. (Usually, any bootable USB stick would show as such in the BIOS if it was inserted at the time.)

 

Reason I thought malware was it seemed apparent OP continued to use uTorrent after reinstall.

But, could be a host of other reasons as well. Just wanted to rule it out.

 

My computer also freezes at start-up,when the "Starting Windows" message appears.I have to restart it several times to work.

 

Is there a test I can do to see if the PSU works properly?

 

Actually the best way is a tool which draws an electrical load. You could use a voltmeter, but just because you get the proper voltage does not mean you are getting the proper amperage output. Voltage and amperage are inversely proportionate.


http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produ...E16899109003&gclid=CJmSzZzA0rkCFYmf4Aodnx0AaQ

 

I have a Dell all in one 24 and it starts then freezes. Then sometimes windows starts and freezes, then sometimes it starts and then everything starts up then Hitman
runs then freezes. I can't get it to stay running. I also ran Malwarebytes and it found 15 items but it still not working right.
Anybody have any ideas? Thank you.