I doubt that this is the cause, but sometimes my system does this if I have a CD in the drive or a USB storage device plugged in when I boot up. I'm pretty sure it does that because it gets stuck when checking to see if the external storage device is bootable.
Try unplugging all of your USB devices, removing all external storage, and starting up. Alternatively, double check your BIOS and make sure your HDD is set to the primary boot device.
[QUOTE=BmB;23996661]That's the stupidest acronym I've ever seen. Next to SQL being pronounced sequel.[/QUOTE]
it was originally called SEQUEL
the name only changed because of trademark issues
BmB is the stupidest acronym I've ever seen
It isn't called SEQUEL anymore is it?
[QUOTE=BmB;24267648]It isn't called SEQUEL anymore is it?[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Xera;24265719]
the name only [B]changed[/B] because of trademark issues
[/QUOTE]
No fucking shit.
That was a rhetoric question.
[QUOTE=BmB;24274852]That was a rhetoric question.[/QUOTE]
So you're not as stupid, just an ass. That's the BmB we know and love.
[QUOTE=BmB;24281279]That's rich coming from you.[/QUOTE]
Yes. Yes it is.
Sonicfan574, did my solution work?
[QUOTE=Larikang;24320439]Sonicfan574, did my solution work?[/QUOTE]
The only things I have plugged in are a USB mouse and the laptop's charger. I've tried booting with both of them unplugged. Same shit.
Do you have any other computers you could use to make a live CD for a Linux distro? That might help in terms of backing up. You could use it to put some files onto a flash drive or something.
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