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crwdns2934243:0crwdne2934243:0 Kevin D

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hey,
probably the boot sector failed.
is it windows 7 or another?
is the POST ok from the computer ( the power on self test) if you got an error : post the error , so we can see what the problem is.
you can also try ( after the DELL logo) to press F12, in the menu you choose diagnostics, press enter.
post the screen here after it's done.
other sollution : try to boot with a windows live cd. ( if you don't have one, search the internet on windows 7 iso ( if it is a windows 7 that you have) . Download the ISO en burn it on a bootable DVD.
reboot with the dvd. ( Don't forget to change the boot priority in the UEFI or BIOS)
after that try to do system recovery. ( You'll loose all data after the last backup.)
I think it will be a bad hard disk.
if it is : we can help you guide trough a clean install of windows and i and other mebers of this comunity can explain how to get your data back of the broken hard dsik.
good luck and let us know.
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+=== Update ===
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+what i forgot to say :
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+if you can't do a system recovery you can choose to start with command promt.
+you can enter following commands , restart after every command is finished.
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+1.chkdsk /f /r
+2.bootrec /fixboot
+3.bootrec /fixmbr
+4.bootrec /rebuilbcd
+
+good luck

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crwdns2934241:0crwdne2934241:0 Kevin D

crwdns2934249:0crwdne2934249:0:

hey,

probably the boot sector failed.

is it windows 7 or another?

is the POST ok from the computer ( the power on self test) if you got an error : post the error , so we can see what the problem is.

you can also try ( after the DELL logo) to press F12, in the menu you choose diagnostics, press enter.

post the screen here after it's done.

other sollution : try to boot with a windows live cd. ( if you don't have one, search the internet on windows 7 iso ( if it is a windows 7 that you have) . Download the ISO en burn it on a bootable DVD.

reboot with the dvd. ( Don't forget to change the boot priority in the UEFI or BIOS)

after that try to do system recovery. ( You'll loose all data after the last backup.)

I  think it will be a bad hard disk.

if it is : we can help you guide trough a clean install of windows and i and other mebers of this comunity can explain how to get your data back of the broken hard dsik.

good luck and let us know.

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