How To Resolve Start-up Problems With HP Laptops
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<strong>How</strong> <strong>To</strong> <strong>Resolve</strong> <strong>Start</strong>-<strong>up</strong> <strong>Problems</strong> <strong>With</strong> <strong>HP</strong> <strong>Laptops</strong>?<br />
<strong>HP</strong> laptops and computer may end <strong>up</strong> facing start <strong>up</strong> issues, even when they deliver high quality<br />
performance. There can be a number of underlying problems causing the start<strong>up</strong> issue in <strong>HP</strong><br />
laptops. They could be any of the following. <strong>To</strong> resolve this problem either refer to the write <strong>up</strong><br />
below or call on our <strong>HP</strong> Laptop Tech S<strong>up</strong>port Number for instant solution of the issue.<br />
Non-Bootable Disk<br />
Some older <strong>HP</strong> computer models will not boot if a non-bootable disk is in any of the drives.<br />
Remove all disks in the drives and try restarting your system. Boot errors will also occur if you<br />
have switched out your hard drive with another hard drive that doesn't contain an operating<br />
system. If you have installed a new primary hard drive, be sure to install Windows, or another<br />
operating system, on the drive to allow the computer to properly boot.<br />
Newly Installed Hardware<br />
It is essential to confirm that any hardware installed into your <strong>HP</strong> laptop is compatible with it.<br />
Before installing the new hardware, you have to be sure about that the laptop it is being installed<br />
in fulfills the minimum hardware requirements. If you have recently installed new hardware in<br />
your computer, and the start-<strong>up</strong> issues started immediately subsequently, get rid of the new<br />
hardware to see if the issue continues.<br />
Safe Mode<br />
A good test to see if your operating system is still stable, as well as a way to fix some problems,<br />
is Safe Mode. Safe Mode is a feature of Microsoft Windows that allows users to access a<br />
stripped down version of the operating system, which can often be used even when a normal<br />
boot-<strong>up</strong> fails. <strong>To</strong> access Safe Mode, tap the "F8" key as your computer is starting <strong>up</strong>. Select Safe<br />
Mode from the boot menu and wait for Windows to load. Always remember that Safe Mode<br />
functions at a low resolution, so your laptop screen may appear to be different than usual.
If the issue still persists call on our <strong>HP</strong> Laptop Customer Care Number, which is available<br />
round the clock. This number is a toll-free one: 1-877-213-5868.
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