power up

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The tag 'power up' on WindowsForum.com covers issues that occur when a Windows computer is turned on or woken from sleep. Common problems include a black screen with a movable cursor, no boot sequence display before the login screen, and prompts to insert a boot disk instead of loading Windows normally. These issues affect various Windows versions, including Windows 7 and Windows 10, and can stem from updates, hardware configuration, or hibernation settings. Discussions focus on troubleshooting steps such as accessing BIOS blindly, dealing with missing boot devices, and resolving account-related problems after system upgrades.
  1. M

    Windows 10 Black screen with movable arrow on power up

    Hi new here hoping for some help, my daughters laptop which is a year old but has only been turned on about 10 times hardly used just sits under the bed in its box, well she pressed power button and nothing happened just a black screen and an arrow that you can move nothing else no welcome no...
  2. Nomad of Norad

    Windows 10 How do I re-enable another account on Win10?

    My elderly dad's machine got updated from Win7 to Win10 without me anticipating it, and it brought a raft of issues that I'm having to deal with, but I'm just going to focus on one of them for this thread: I had TWO user accounts set up on the machine under Win7, the one that was originally...
  3. normco

    Windows 7 no boot sequence shows on power up. goes straight to password welcome screen. It offers no screen

    General Set-Up: windows 7 64 bit. Samsung 23 inch 1920x1080 lcd monitor. Downloaded 64 bit driver from samsung. (2) BFG nforce G275 in SLI. XFXnForce 790iUltraSLI sys. board. CPU: Intel aQ9650. 8GB Corsair dominator RAM matched to board specs. On power up there is no screen display at...
  4. theguy0075

    Windows 7 "insert boot disk" upon power-up

    When I power-up or wake up my laptop from hibernating Windows doesn't load and it asks for the boot disk, I used Daemon tools to install OS. It asks for the boot disk to be entered and to press enter. Since I don't have a boot disk I just power-off then on and Windows boots fine. For now I've...
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