- Nov 9, 2012
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Hello,
Upon turning my PC on, the BIOS Splash Screen is displayed, followed by a black screen, and again the Splash screen shows up. This continues infinitely.
The splash screen lets me enter BIOS Settings [by F2 Key]. I tried restoring default BIOS Settings but it did not work.
Last time my PC had been up for sometime due to which it went to Sleep Mode. In hurry, I turned off the mains before going out, forgetting about the Computer.
Upon returning and turning on the PC, a black screen, and the mouse cursor was what I got. It was stuck like that, and I was left with no option but to restart the PC using the Restart Button on my CPU.
Ever since then I am facing the problem that I described above.
I assumed that the problem was my MBR, which might have ended up being corrupt. So I tried installing Ubuntu from a disc. The install process went as it should, but on restarting, the same problem continued. The Ubuntu MBR [whatever it is called] did not come up, as I expected.
Currently I am using Ubuntu directly from the disc. It's working perfectly. So I think it is the Hard Disk that's giving the trouble.
I was using Windows 7 Ultimate, 32-Bit.
What should I do?
Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks a lot.
Rick
Upon turning my PC on, the BIOS Splash Screen is displayed, followed by a black screen, and again the Splash screen shows up. This continues infinitely.
The splash screen lets me enter BIOS Settings [by F2 Key]. I tried restoring default BIOS Settings but it did not work.
Last time my PC had been up for sometime due to which it went to Sleep Mode. In hurry, I turned off the mains before going out, forgetting about the Computer.
Upon returning and turning on the PC, a black screen, and the mouse cursor was what I got. It was stuck like that, and I was left with no option but to restart the PC using the Restart Button on my CPU.
Ever since then I am facing the problem that I described above.
I assumed that the problem was my MBR, which might have ended up being corrupt. So I tried installing Ubuntu from a disc. The install process went as it should, but on restarting, the same problem continued. The Ubuntu MBR [whatever it is called] did not come up, as I expected.
Currently I am using Ubuntu directly from the disc. It's working perfectly. So I think it is the Hard Disk that's giving the trouble.
I was using Windows 7 Ultimate, 32-Bit.
What should I do?
Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks a lot.
Rick
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