The screen say ....your computer was unable to start

Use your Windows disc to do a Windows Repair. Some laptops have the Windows software built in. They may require special key stroke to invoke the Windows Setup screen. (F10, F2, etc)

Try connecting to an external disply if that works you need to replace

Possibly a bad spot on the disc.

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As the computer starts, press <F8> on the keyboard until the Advanced Boot Options menu appears on the screen.
Note: You must press <F8> before the Windows logo appears on the screen. If you press <F8> after the Windows logo appears on the screen, the Advanced Boot Options menu will not appear on the screen. If you do not see the Advanced Boot Options menu, restart the computer, and then repeat this step until you see the menu on the screen.

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Click the Start button at the bottom left of your screen, click the arrow next to the Shut Down button, and then click Restart. If you are unable to do this, hold your power button until your screen goes blank, wait 30 seconds, then power your computer back on.

There is a virus which has corrupted some files and therefore it is unable to load windows. In this case you have to reload windows with the help of CDs which came with the computer. If you had made a start up CD, which is advised, when you purchased the computer, that will be very helpful in this case. The only set back will be that you will loose certain data as everything will be reset to factory settings.

When the F8 key doesn't work, there is another (less desirable) way to force the computer to start up with the option screen to go into safe mode is to interrupt the Windows start-up process. As soon as the Windows screen comes up showing that it is booting up, remove the power from the computer. When you restart, Windows will detect that it did not start up correctly on the last attempt and will automatically go into the option screen to allow you to choose Safe Mode.

When the computer first starts up, try tapping over and over the F2 key, or the Delete key. This will bring up the setup screen. Once you get into the setup screen, find the place where it lists all the devices for booting up the computer. Make sure you select the CD ROM as the first boot device. Save the changes, put the recovery CD in the drive, and let the computer start up. Follow the instructions on the screen carefully, and you should have no problems from there. After the operating system is installed, you will have to install all the drivers for your system.

Hi Try this: Control Panel =>User Accounts =>Change the way users log on or off =>and uncheck the select box "use the Welcome screen. If you need help ask. Good Luck.