My Dell Inspiron 1525 is stuck in "hybernation." It will not let me "control, alt, delete" and I've even tried removing and reinstalling the battery. Help! Thank you!

If you can tell me what the Os do you use, it could be must better.

On XP you can try this:
Boot computer and press Ctrl+Alt+Delete twice when you See Windows welcome screen / login screen. It'll show classic login box. Now type "Administrator" (without quotes) in username field and leave password field blank, press Enter and you should be able to login Windows.
Now you can reset your account password from "Control Panel -> User Accounts".

On Win 7 or Vista:
Ctrl+Alt+Delete won't work, you have to use some windows password reset tool. I recommend Windows Password Reset.

Resource: http://www.windowspasswordreset.net

Hybernation is one of the worst idea's that microsoft has come out with, it usually ends up corrupting windows making it useless. The only option is a fresh install of windows, and I recommend the hybernation feature be disabled. The battery may start to charge when the new operational windows is running, if not! replacement needed.

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Your laptop is not reading the hard drive correctly hence the error.Its more than likely that the drive is finished and a new one is required. Bad luck as you have probably lost all the data on it. You could remove and refit it in case of a bad connection. If it does work then back it up straight away just in case it fails again.

There maybe some wrong with the hardrwire of your dell inspiron 1525.

It looks like you are going to use those recovery disk you were suppose to make when you got the computer. I refer you to http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en/itprovistasetup/thread/e6b22272-3849-4625-a218-a9d49031f73c that has a write up on recovery.

Hold CTRL + ALT + Delete and open the task manager to close the program. If that doesn't work, log-off then log back on. If the program is still hung up and won't open, you may have to unintall and reinstall that program as a last resort.

press; Fn+ up the screen should go brighter!

Shut down your inspiron. Press each and every key on your keyboard and check whether its stuck or not. If you find any key which is stuck, just try to release it by pulling it very softly.

Either: Right-click on the battery icon in your taskbar (bottom right corner) and click on Power Options (then set he details as you wish)

Or: Control Panel - Power Options - change plan / create power plan