Thread: Win 7 laptop, insensitive later login

Yesterday later booting my laptop, Ifilled in my log in details. They were submitted perfectly and theWelcome display seemed on the loading circle. Then the display wentblack and everything that was left was a responsive cursor switchingamong its normal and loading skin.

I must have rebooted tentimes, and the same results have looked. I handled to login later anhour one time but that only would not do. Any Ideas?

From few USB thing plugged in to malware to conflicting software, this one needs a much more detail to figure it out. Reload the OS usually cures it unless there is a hardware matter. But look at the details. We read a laptop but not which one? It matters as some models like the dv6000/9000 are experienced to do this.

I had a bunch of music equipment plugged in, but I brought all out, as well as the mouse and the second display. Did not modify anything. As for the laptop model its an HP pavillion hp 6910, I have only handled to log in, taking half an hour this time.

Really my laptop was lying down to me, I only did an image search and its not a 6910, but it seems only as a dv6000!

I will take off on "Be sure you do not have files you can not lose on those models." Type DV6000 RECALL to learn about this model and what fails. But the sulky Login, once you are in should be tested by making another spare admin account and attempting that account. The results can tell sufficient.

Oh wow, I might want to copy 2 terms of college work somewhere else then! And those matter under recall are a bit grim.

My account has admin abilities but there is another account that my father applied to employ which was the original admin, I suppose I can compare against that?

I look to lose processing power each day and have been thinking about a new laptop/desktop as my complete career will depend upon computers, any recommendations?

You never learn the "computer ate my life" lesson first hand. I recommend you have drop box on a few things you can not lose. Today there are many alright laptops out there and for college I suggest the 13 to 15 inch models and then it gets less specific from there. My personal laptop has a nice aluminum top and looks fairly nice but it is less as compare to a year old so time will tell. But the metal cases seem to be a really good idea. Keeps heat under control and more.