Stuck On 'Starting Windows' Screen - Windows 7


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       #1

    Stuck On 'Starting Windows' Screen - Windows 7


    Hello,
    I have a Dell XPS:
    Intel i5 processor
    4GB ram
    Nvidia 1GB graphics card
    When ever I turn my computer on it is always stuck on the Starting Windows screen and when I try and do it in safe mode it works but was I am signed in all that shows up is a black screen with Safe Mode in each corner. I have also tried start up repair but it says it can not find a problem or it will just continually search for a problem (waited 4 hours then I just turned it off)
    Can anyone help me fix this problem?
    Last edited by xpygmy; 20 Jul 2012 at 07:52.
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  2. Posts : 6
    Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit.
       #2

    Hi xpygmy

    My name is Ebhiniezer from dell social media and community

    In response to your recent query regarding delay in start up Try the follwing steps given below

    Restart the system.
     
    At the Dell logo screen, press <F12>.
    Note: Some systems do not have an F12 key, to access the boot options you have to press the <0> (zero) key at the Dell logo screen.
     
    At the One Time Boot menu, press the <Down> arrow key to highlight Diagnostics, then press <Enter> to begin PSA.
     
    Kindly make a note if any error codes listed and then reply back.

    Thanks & Regards
    Dell_Ebhiniezer_E
    Dell Social Media Responder
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  3. Posts : 2
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    Thread Starter
       #3

    Error code 0142
    MSG: error code 200-0142
    MSG:hard drive 0 - self test unsuccessful. Status 70

    appeared, I am still running tests though

    I am going to bed now so can I post any other errors tomorrow? And if I do will you look at them?
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  4. Posts : 6
    Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit.
       #4

    Hi xpygmy

    My name is Ebhiniezer from dell social media and community.

    As per the Error code 0142
    It is the Hard-drive failure,if your computer`s hardware is in warranty the hard-drive can be replaced.

    Thanks & Regards
    Dell_Ebhiniezer_E
    Dell Social Media Responder
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