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