My Labtop boot only the windows logo and stop there, what is the solution

Restart the laptop and after the dell logo appears then disappears press the f8 key repeatedly until you see the "Advanced Boot Options" menu. Then highlight "Repair your computer" and press enter.

If the loading fails with an error message, try hitting F8 before the windows logo appears and from there Select "Safe Mode". If it works like that, one you're logged in Windows, perform a System Restore to an earlier point in time (when the computer worked).

Check your RAM. This is the only advice I can give as you don't tell us the model of your board and what OS you are running.

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Okay, did you manage to backup your system before trying to load Windows live? If not, you might take it to a computer repair shop that might be able to get your data off your hard drive by removing it from the computer. It sound like you are going to need to reformat your disk and reload XP. If you feel capable, you can call Microsoft and have them walk you through it. If not, your local computer professional can probably do it for you. There is always a possibility that something is wrong with the hardware, but I would lay my money on the software. If you can get it to try to boot, you can go to safe mode to retrieve your data. If not, you will have to take it to someone who works with data retrieval.

Barbara-Ann

disconect all the things that is connected to the pc and do them one at a time

Try Startup in safe mode by tapping the F8 key on startup The Windows Advanced Options Menu appears.chose safe mode....

open the laptop. remove the cover.its a little tricky. still you can do it with proper tools. now reconnect the processor fan, and the pheripherals you can. look for bios jumper JP13. reset the bios or cmos. plug in the charger and then switch it ON

It sounds like your Windows Installation is corrupt. If there isn't anything you need on the drive, I would get a Windows XP CD (Look on the side of your case for a Windows Key, Get that version of the CD) Then I'd use that windows XP CD to wipe the drive and Re-install windows. If there is Data on the drive you need, You will need to invest in either a second HD, or You need to Install Windows on a Second HD and boot from that if you already have a second HD.

hi there.. pls read this. hope this helps you.

http://www.intelliadmin.com/blog/2006/09/why-windows-takes-so-long-to-start-up.html