Booting problem

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Set your sleep for 30 minutes which is default.

The problem is I can't even access windows and my bios has a password and I don't want to mess with delicate electronics to remove it. And I should mention that its actually the HDD not booting.

Why does your BIOS have a password? This is something almost no one does except business. But if you set one then it should be easy to provide it now so you can boot the disks necessary to repair this. I don't know what you're talking about "delicate electronics?" You do want to repair it, correct? You are at the top tech forums in web history where we handled these cases by the thousands. The steps in Troubleshooting Windows 7 Failure to Boot provide everything possible that can be done.

You can also try tapping the F8 key to access System Recovery Options to run Startup Repair and System Restore back as far as necessary. But if the OS is infected it may not repair without being disinfected first.

I would like to say first off that I would have no reason for setting a password on my bios but I did once take it to a service to replace the power supply and i think they said they put a password on it and if I needed I should call them, but the problem is the service is gone now.
But I have heard something about resetting my bios password by doing something with some jumpers (by which I meant "delicate electronics", because a friend fried his PC from tinkering with it) to reset the password.
So now I will reset the password on my bios and try to fix it.

You'll need to have a story better than that one to get us to help you break the BIOS password.

Sometimes manufacturer's Tech Support will help you if you prove ownership.

ThrashZone said:

Hi just for the record your not referring to sleep mode your referring to hybrid sleep or hibernation which does require using the power button to wake,
Most people do disable that feature and use regular sleep which any key or mouse movement will wake the machine,
Hibernate - Enable or Disable
Back to your booting issue
Cheers

There is no reason to disable Hibernation which is a great Win7 feature that works perfectly, allowing one to walk away from the PC and not need to come back to shut it down because after a timeout period (I suggest one hour) it saves everything to the hard drive and powers down. Then it starts up twice as fast putting everything back on the desktop so you can Resume what you're doing.

If you walk away from a sleeping computer for a week then it is maintaining power to your RAM for that whole time, wearing it down. Hibernate takes care of this by shutting it down after saving RAM contents to the HD.

Hybrid sleep keeps copying RAM to the HD on a sleeping PC so in case of a power cut you're work is not lost.

Well I already disabled the bios password, I contacted one of the former employees.
And also can i just send a video or picture of my problem?

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