Installation of the system to remotely crash.

I tried to reformat several times but my installation acted as weird. Installation sequence evolves, the fonts have changed and there was a time the displayed installation was windows 98, when was actually what I was installing windows xp.
During installation, I couldn't access several applications/features/functions. He said that I have the administrator privileges. I checked the group policy and discovered that the assigned owner is a series of numbers/characters, trustedinstaller, etc.. I tried to reassign it to my account but it kept coming back.
Later, it appeared other profiles which I have not yet created and administrator privileges have been assigned to these profiles as well.
When I restarted, I could access is more group policy, services, local politics, back, etc.
I had problems of net security as well.
This has been a recurring problem.
Please note that when I was installing, cable internet was not connected.
I tried the search and in some sites I visited, there was mention of piracy using the emf, so I tried the suggestion to surround the pc with a sheet.
At first, I was able to reformat but after reformat, popped the question with administrative privileges. So I tried to reformat again. This time, reformatting would not follow, and after several trials he now automatically would go to a page indicating that it would proceed to the installation of the EMS. I did my research and discovered that the installation is done remotely EMS.

Apparently, my PC is controlled remotely, but how and by which is subject to investigation, which I would ask you please your help on.

I tried to surf and found instructions on how EMS can be disabled. I was able to turn it off and was able to proceed with the installation but still, the problem with the profile persisted property. I had no control over my own account.

I tried to reformat again, but this time I had to surf the start-up problems, since I had starting problems and apparently my pc is executed before even my installation cd is on (CMOS kept on changing the settings).

The EMS message appeared again and when I tried to turn it off, I could no longer use the orders or access their directory; they were already locked.

I tried to use the Disk Manager, trying to fill the disk, of zeros, but even managers of disc, I used were acting strange. Either they would freeze or they showed different disk size or they would format so quickly.
So I tried to check the disk through ms back and found a hidden volume x: sources. The volume label is BOOT. I tried to remove it, but I couldn't. I tried to format it, but it is what is shown:
formatting 3 m
Unable to format. This volume is write protected.
Apparently, that's what is running even if I'm changing the values in the CMOS.
I tried to research it, but there is only one site that appeared when I googled: "formatting of 3 m.
Unable to format. This volume is write protected.
It is the site of which appeared ONLY:
http://roleplayerguild.com/F54/to-whom-it-may-concern-108634/index3.html
Page not found
When I clicked on the cached data, here's what I found:
That's the Google cache of http://roleplayerguild.com/f54/to-whom-it-may-concern-108634/index3.html. This is a snapshot of the page as it appeared on August 26, 2011 15:44:10 GMT. The current page may have changed in the meantime. To learn more
Text only version
These search terms are highlighted: 3 m of formatting cannot format volume write protected
Can I ask your help to resolve this issue please?

Passionate, Salvation

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