My tool improper shut down detected checking file system please help me

Hi,
try uninstalling unwanted programs OR just checking your computer for malware, viruses, scams e.t.c.

Possible corrupt operating system. The cause of corrupt operating system is Windows file corrupted or virus infected Windows.

Solution corrupt Windows files:
1. START - All Programs - Accessories - System Tools - System Recovery Options - System Restore (restore to the date when the OS is still normal)
2. START - All Programs - Accessories - System Tools - System Recovery Options - System Image Recovery (restore using a backup system that you created)

Solution files corrupted due to virus infected windows
Update anti-virus and virus scan (if the virus is detected, the primary action = repair, secondary action = quarantine). Then repair the operating system with System Restore or System Recovery Options.
Note:
If the operating system infected with virus (virus infected not long ago), the best solution is to use System Restore. Restore to a date when the windows are still normal.

you need to restart your machine

Please restart PC.
If it cannot be started up after restarting PC, delete two files shown below:

/Library/Application Support/DS Elite5400 2/MFSLibInit
/Library/Application Support/DS Elite5400 2/MFSButtonCheck


/System/Application Support/DS Elite5400 2/MFSLibInit
/System/Application Support/DS Elite5400 2/MFSButtonCheck

It refers to the Drives not drivers. It simply means that your hard disk have a lot of floating data files due to improper shutdown or hardware failure. So, to resolve this, windows shuts down to prevent further damage.

When windows open, open My computer. Right click on your Drive C and click properties. Click TOOLS Tab and Click CHECK NOW. Then schedule a thorough check.

there is a log file in ur c drive which accidently or by antivirus has converted the file into an archieve file, plz find the boot.ini file in ur c drive or in system 32 folder.

Solution :

• Run chkdsk /r or chkdsk /f to detect and resolve any file system structural damage.
  
• After you use the Chkdsk tool to repair the corrupted NTFS volume, rename %SystemRoot%\System32\Drivers\Ntfs.old to Ntfs.sys, and then shut down and restart the computer.
  
• Try disabling any virus scanning programs, backup programs, or disk defragmenter tools that constantly monitor your computer.
  
• Run any system diagnostics that are supplied by your computer manufacturer, especially a HDD check.
  

boot into safe mode by pressing f8 at windows boot time,

run a check disk by rightclicking the harddisk, properties, tools, check disk

check both options for file recovery and system file fix, click ok rebboot

see what happens and get back to me

or

use a bootable media like the windows system disk to enter the recovery console and run checkdisk from there

get back to me