Whenever I reboot, I get a black screen saying Windows Vista running chkdsk

After 10 attempt, I finally got vista on my laptop, I did a clean install, it crashes and I can not all service packs to install, its crashing, freezing,.., not all the time, but yesterday, he froze, I restarted and a black screen that says vista windows under what he said his running a disk check, he said check the markings then correct the error in the $I30 for file 38305 index, then a list of orphaned files jumped upwards, in the end, he fixed the usn journal,... .i had 2 restart it and again, chkdsk jumped upward, and this time he said correction error in $I30 file index 48879, 38305 once again, 71443, 111191, 114431, saying all the orphaned files then insert attribute data in file directory & framework... but vista starts normally after that, but the programs windows quits working or freezes only half of the updates install successfully, I can't get a service pack to install at all... ive even tried the vista OS disc, says the same,... idk what 2 more, do... Please help... thank you...    If you would like more information, let me know,... its a toshiba satellite A205-S58303...

Hello

I suggest you to refer to this link and check if it helps:

Method 1:

Start the computer in safe mode and check if it helps:

http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/start-your-computer-in-safe-mode

 

Method 2:

Try to run the Startup Repair and check if this may help:

http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/Startup-Repair-frequently-asked-questions

It will be useful.

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    How to perform a repair for Vista Installation
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