Unresponsive blue screen after startup - can't get to desktop - please help!

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verdantabyss

For the past few days my desktop computer has been giving me constan
"such and such file is corrupted" pop-ups on completely random files
such as my AOL Instant Messenger plugins, constantly prompting me t
run the Chk Disk application. I eventually ran it, and after it'
finished I did some work on the PC and then turned it off.

When I next went to turn my computer on, I'm given a black screen wit
two options - Run Windows Normally, or try and repair the errors tha
prevented it from starting up properly. I think this was caused by m
switching the computer off at the plug instead of going through th
Start Shut Down process.

No matter which option I choose, the computer loads up and I get
"Windows is loading files..." notification, and then I see a dark blu
screen with nothing but my mouse cursor (which I can move around), an
that's it. No keyboard keys do anything. I've left it on this scree
for hours just in case it was doing something, but absolutely nothin
happens, I can just turn the PC off.

I've tried running in Safe Mode, no matter which option I choose I jus
get this blue screen and can't find how I can get to the desktop.

I have some very important files on there that I need to access as soo
as possible so if someone could suggest a solution, it would be greatl
appreciated - all I want to do is get to the desktop so I can transfe
them over to my external hard-drive ASAP.

I'm not particularly tech-minded so please try to dim down anythin
overly technical so I can understand and follow the instructions.

Thanks,
verdantabys
 
Hello, I am having pretty much exactly the same problem as the person who posted here, except for the following:

Originally, it asked me if I wanted to system repair, and I said yes. It froze part way through, so I had to restart. After I did, all it does is flash the HP logo, then do Windows is loading files and then go to the blue screen, which is not a BSOD and is bare except for a movable mouse. I even tried safe mode at one point, but the same thing happened. If I choose system restore, I also get the blue screen with mouse. Also, whenever and however I run a hard disk check, it freezes at 15% and three dots (unless it's the full test, when it freezes at 13%).
 
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