HP Pavilion Dv6 freezes on startup

[Qamar]

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I am using the HP Pavilion Dv6 notebook and under that I have installed the windows 7. After installing the windows 7 recently I have installed the updates on mine system but after installing the updates I have got the several issues on mine system. After updating I am not able to login because mine notebook freezes on startup. Now I don’t what to do, can anyone suggest on this issue and so that I can solve mine issue. Please help me on this and thanks in advance.

[Fox28]

I'd suggest that you go through your problem in safe mode. To open the system in safe mode has to go through the following steps: first close the program throughout its implementation and after the restart. While rebooting the system to hit or hold down the F8 key from the keyboard continuously. While this beating will get the boot screen on the desktop and under that select Safe Mode and then once at the beginning and after passing through the problem. Hope this helps.

[Huron]

I have faced the same problem in my system and I would suggest the following steps, so you can solve your problem. To do this first shut down the system and after removing the AC adapter and remove the laptop battery. Once this is over and after the power button for a few minutes and then reinsert the battery and plug the AC adapter and restart the system and this will solve your problem.

[Illinois]

In my opinion the system has been corrupted by the virus and what I'd suggest to run the scan in safe mode so you can solve your problem. To go to safe mode to restart the system and reboot the system's success or hold down the F8 key continuously and then you get the windows and under that choose Safe Mode with Networking. Now, once you restart in Safe Mode and then doing analysis of the virus you have and if you have no antivirus I'd suggest to go to the official website and then doing search for online scanning and then install and run the file and after passing through the problem.

[Abhimanyusuta]

I would like to suggest you to reform the system file checker and so that you can solve your issue. to do this you need to follow the below steps: first open the start icon and under that go to the run. now on the run program type cmd and then hit the ok button., now on the command prompt type the following and after that hit the enter key:

Sfc/scannow

While doing this you get the successful message and after that close the application and then restart your system and after that go through your issue.

[Mumtaz86]

I have gone through this same issue and after long searching I have found this solution and to do this you need to follow the below steps: first run your system on the safe mode and after that go to the start and then make click on the run. Now on the run program type msconfig and then hit the ok button. now you will get the System Configuration Utility and under that go to the service tab and under that make check mark on the Hide All Microsoft Services check box and then hit the disable all button. once you finish this and after that go to the startup tab and under that make click on the disable all button and after that restart your system and then go through your issue.

[switchblade327]

I think you need to go through the following steps and so that you can solve your issue. To do this goes through the following steps: first open the command prompt and to open this make click on the start icon and after that click on the run. now on the run type cmd and then hit the ok button. Now on the command prompt type the following and after that hit the enter.

Chkdsk/r

Now once you finish this and after that go through your issue.