Inspiron 1545- BS w/ dove/ olive branch & Startup Repair

So after a little more reading on here I realize I cannot create a system repair disk for a 32 bit system (which is what my dell laptop is) using my dell desktop pc (which is 64 bit).
So is there a way using the internet to create a 32 bit disk?

is this a safe source to download a 32 bit repair disk:

Windows 7 System Repair Disc - 32 Bits [For all version] Download All You Want - HeroTurko

Friends, Please allow me to update the problem on my Dell Inspiron 1545. It has Windows 7 Home Premium. (I am updated this post on a different computer)
When booting the computer, it goes to a blue screen with the white bird and tree branch with green leaves. It just stays there. I bought a Windows 7 repair disk on eBay for $10. It doesn't help.
Question: How can I tell if the laptop in question is 32 bit or 64 bit, if I can't get it to boot properly so I can get into system information?
The repair disk I bought is for 32 bit. I just don't know for sure if its 32 or 64.

This is what it's doing: When I try to boot the laptop (with the repair disk inserted) I press f12 and choose to boot from cd drive. It then starts to load windows system info, etc. then it runs a repair utility and it just runs and runs and runs, I let it run for 10 hours and then I finally shut it down. I figured it was stuck or simply not working.

What should I do next?

Hi thomis,

Welcome,

In order to resolve the issue at the earliest, I would request you to kindly follow the steps mentioned below:

Run a startup repair

1.Restart the system and on the Dell Logo tap the F8 key.
2.The advance boot options screen would come up.
3.Press the <Down Arrow> until Repair Your Computer is highlighted, and press <Enter>.
In the System Recovery Options window log in as a local user and click Startup Repair.
4.Restart the computer when it’s done.
5.Kindly check if the system runs fine.

In case the issue persist after the above steps, kindly run a test on the system hardware. The steps are:

1. Shut down the system.
2. While holding the Fn key, press the power button and restart the system.
3. System will enter the diagnostic mode.
4. Kindly, allow the tests to run.
5. Note down any errors coming up.
6. After the above tests are over the system shall boot into the utility partition. The Dell Diagnostics screen appears.
7. The test will auto initialize and you will get a blue window with four options.
1. Express, 2. Extended 3. Custom. 4. Symptom Tree.
8. Select Custom test.
9. Select hard drive and click on Run Test to run the test on the hard drive.
10. The test will run on the system hard drive.

Please revert back with the test results. This will determine the root cause of the issue and we will take care that the correct issue is addressed and resolved as soon as possible.

Glad to Help.
Thanks & Regards,
DELL_Abhishek_V
Dell Social Media Responder