Toshiba satellite x205-s9800 - Frozen boot screen

Try this
unplug plug the power cord and remove the battery and hold the power button for 45 seconds,Then reinstall the battery and and try to start the computer,

if it fails to start
unplug plug the power cord and remove the battery and hold the power button for 45 seconds and
remove the memory and any usb devices that may be plugged in,then start it,

If it starts

Allow it to load completely and then shut it down and install one memory stick and restart, if all is well after if loads completely, shut down again and install the other memory stick and restart, if all is well again wait until it loads completely and then plug in and allow to load each of the usb devices you may have

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Try F8 upon start-up and use safe mode to boot then try a doing a system restore, it may have installed an update automatically that conflicts somehow

1. It means the normal shutdown process is not working!

2. Try to press the "Power" button continuously untill the system shuts down!

3. Restart the system.

4. Press F8 key to get the advanced booting options.

5. Select the last option "Last Known Best Configuration"!

if it don't helps tell me...tc! :)

Try lowering down the burning speed.

well on the satellite x205 it could be a couple things. there isnt any beep code? if there is no beep code then it would need atleast a main system board. i worked on 2 last week but they had beep codes (3beeps) which were video cards. in your case pull each stick of ram, then if thats not the case order a main system board.

i think there is some issues with the OS because i noticed you can't shut it down properly so maybe the files needed in order to shut down had been corrupted but one more theory, the bios settings make sure that everythings configured properly there by checking the power options on the bios setup(the blue screen)so try setting it to default and change the boot priority to HDD,CDROM,FLOPPY.

hold power button until shutdown completes and then boot in safe mode then shutdown.reboot normal should work let me know your results

Try following this report suggestions.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/308029

I want you to restart and then pressing F8 while in restart try to get into LAST KNOWN GOOD
if it won't boot that when then restart again pressing F8 then start in SAFEMODE
While in safemode open control panel and then users
click on your user name and make sure your settings are still there
close off user and open display click screensaver then power and make sure your settings there are correct change stanby to never and then go to hibernate remove check then click apply close it off.then see if you can restart
PLEASE LET ME KNOW IF THIS HELPED
IF NOT I CAN FURTHER ASSIST YOU