Black screen blinking white line

SOURCE: black and white lines after bios screen before boot up

The issue appears to be cosmetic if the system boots to WIndows and there are no display issues using the system. Some systems I've seen have a bit of video distortion between the BIOS splash screen and the desktop. A couple things may change that. Update the system BIOS and the video driver to the most current available

SOURCE: black screen

the next time you reboot keep on tapping the f8 key. it should bring you to the advanced options menu. from there select the option for last known good configuration. select it. if this doesnt remedy the issue you may have to reinstall windows.

SOURCE: I HAVE A DELL INSPIRON 1200 NOTEBOOK AND WHEN I WENT TO

ok well if that is all it dose then you are going to have to restore the computer back to factory settings and then try it but befor you do that have you tryed starting up in safe mode that might work.

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SOURCE: display blinking and turn in to white color with black lines

my presario c714 laptop display is white with a 2 inch wide black stripe right of center. I am usuing an external monitor to view my desktop. Thanks for any ideas.

SOURCE: Our 2200 keeps crashing on reboot and all we get

Once you enter the setup and it loads the entire program, then you need to press the R key, which is for repairing the windows installation. This action will take you to the dos mode where further processing will be done. In the dos mode, system will ask you about installation place. Most of the people install their operating system in the C drive, which comes at number 1 option, so you need to press option 1. However, if you have so many partitions or you have installed the operating system then you need to choose the option according to your drive name. Here you need to enter your password as well, but if you have not set any password then you can simply press enter.
*Then there will be a c:\WINDOWS> command in a dos mode where you need to write, "Copy d:\i386\ntldr c:\windows. However, if you have different place of your installed operating system then you will write the address of that drive. This is the whole process and now you can eject the cd and can press exit to restart the system. Now this process will copy the correct NTLDR file from installation disk to your hard drive by making your system in the working condition.
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