Windows 7 Windows 7 Black Screen After Windows Logo

[charmos]

Hi all,

I need help in my desktop unit I am using - HP Pro 3400 Series MT running in Windows 7 32-bit OS.

For whatsoever reasons, when I started it today, the Windows Boot Manager showed off and I tried all the possible ways to repair it. Tried the Windows CD to repair it but after the windows logo, it just goes black and nothing else.

Please help.

Thanks.

 

[Pauli]

The Black Screen is most often connected with a missing file. Also connected with a fail of video card, either hardware or software. Your computer should have an integrated card, it's possible it has failed - if you have warranty, use it.

One option is, if you can get to Safe Mode that is, press F8 continually or repeatedly when Windows starts to start = after the POST. There you can choose an option for Recovery. It may help.

 

[charmos]

Thanks for your response Pauli.

That's where the problem shows off. After trying all the possible options, it leads to that black screen.

 

[Pauli]

Did you get to Safe Mode? Pressing this blasted F8, to get it work, isn't always that easy, it may take some trials and several restarts. A black (!) screen should appear, showing options - choose Safe Mode.

Not nagging, ok?

 

[charmos]

I tried the Safe Mode. I can access it but can't get through. It list down files and after that, it will stop and the black screen thereafter.

 

[Pauli]

You should place your post in http://windowsforum.com/forums/windows-7-blue-screen-of-death-bsod.275/

It also deals with Black Screen, one example http://windowsforum.com/threads/black-screen-of-death-help.190019/

I HAVE DONE THE REQUEST FOR IT TO BE MOVED. It usually doesn't take that long, but it may take a day or so.

Sorry I couldn't help. I hope you get it running. All the very best.

 

[TRSS]

I am not certain if I got your problem but I have a problem with booting my system as well and you know what worked during the loading procedure? Pressing Alt+F4 - this is no way a joke (my brother found that kind of funny, so just saying) - but it might have been simply a coincidence.
Anyway, my HDD's NTFS, MFT and MBR is broken BUT I could boot by hitting Alt+F4 right during the drivers loading period of Windows 7.

might be worth a try?