Windows 7 won't fully boot after recovery to out-of-box state

I have reinstalled Windows 7 by holding down the 0 key on boot. The installation finished, but when windows booted into the setup screen for the first time, it crashed halfway through the driver installation process. When the laptop rebooted, it went into setup and showed an error message, asking me to restart the computer and the installation. I have re-installed windows again by using the recovery media and by using the 0 key on boot/factory reset, but the setup will crash again and then ask me to re-install windows. I am using a Satellite c655, 4gb ram with a intel pentimum processor. Any help would be appreaciated!

Model Number: C655-S5543Part Number: PSC2EU-06D00L I decided to reset the laptop to factory settings because the laptop was getting slow, as this unit was given to me from a family member, with all of their programs and files still on the hard drive. The only things I have changed in the bios is the boot speed to fast, and turned off the beep sound. The First time I turned on the laptop after it completed the recovery/factory reset, it loads a toshiba recovery window, but it then restarts. When it restarts, the black screen with the windows logo animation appears. It then goes into another black screen but with the letters "Setup is starting services", with a white loading bar underneath. It then started loading the drivers, but then came up with a bsod screen when the setup was around 47% done loading the drivers. I can't remember what the bsod screen said. Now when I turn on the laptop, the black screen with the windows logo animation appears again. It then goes into the same setup screen but with a dialog window that appears and says "The computer restarted unexpectedly or encountered an unexpected error. Windows installation cannot proceed. To install Windows, click "OK" to restart the comptuer, and then restart the installation."

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