When I turn on my computer it goes through the logo but doesn't load all the way and the screen just goes black. Not sure why I woke up to a black screen and now it just won't do anything even if I turn it off and back on.
Start tapping f8 after you boot the machine, when given the boot menu, try to load safe mode, and see if it loads. if it does, then you need to do a system restore back to before you got the black screen. more than likely windows loaded an updated driver that disagrees with your system. try that and let me know what happens :)
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SOURCE: Monitor goes into sleep mode after a few seconds
Click on Programs --> Setting --> Control Panel
Choose the "Power Options"
in the "power schemes" Choose the Turnoff Montior, turnoff HDD, system standby
and system hibernate as "Never" in each combo box and clikc on apply.
repeat the above process for every power scheme options
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SOURCE: Monitor displays breifly then goes to blank screen
try booting up your CPU again, while on its process of booting press F8, then select (something MODE), okay, then when you are at windows environment go to control panel, select display, set your display settings its default or 900 by 600 pixels settings, then if its run okay then change to your desired settings.
SOURCE: trying to restore dell 4400 and cannot get to a dell screen for f-12
If you boot from the XP CD and choose the first repair option it will load to a DOS prompt. From there type "chkdsk /r" and press enter. This will run checkdisk on your hard drive and repair any problems that it finds. It will take 45 minutes or more depending on the size of your drive. Once it finishes type exit to reboot and remove the CD. Your computer should boot normally.
SOURCE: Beeps half-dozen times then shuts down.
try ur windows disk,,put it in and go from there,,reformat if u have to,,or try sytem restore,,
SOURCE: Dell dimension 3000. Just Black Screen no Windows XP.
From your description, you were able to boot the machine properly in Safe Mode. While in Safe Mode, change the video resolution to the lowest possible (color depth does not matter at this point). You should also check that you are configured for single monitor operation if your video card supports multiple monitors. Reboot the machine normally. If all goes well, you can readjust your video settings for a higher resolution again.
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Well I when I went to try that I now figure out that my computer will not get power from the power cord. But thanks for the help.
we also don't have a recovery disk
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