Either your hard disk drive or the controller on the motherboard is bad or your OS (operating system software,i.e. Windows 7) is corrupted and needs to be re-installed.
SOURCE: Windows will not boot up
Hello.
If you got a Windows CD try the following...
Reboot the computer and enter bios by..
When the blue DELL™ logo appears, press <F2> immediately
You might have to try this a few times since you have to be really quick,
In system setup (bios)
Set CD Drive as first device in the boot sequence. Press F10 then chose "Y" to save.
Reboot.
When asked if you want to start on CD just press any key.
The menu on your cd should have a repair option.
Hope this helps.
Regards...
/Tech5508
SOURCE: turned on the computer-it read NTLDR missing. Push ctrl+alt+delet
Well your ntldr is your bootstrap loader for windows built on the nt file system. There are two ways to fix it, one is to put in your windows xp cd, load it and then choose the repair option and when you get to a command prompt type in chkdsk /r. If that doesn't work you'll have to reinstall windows.
SOURCE: When my computer boot
If you have already taken a backup of your data or if you are ready to loose your data then I can give you steps to perform dell factory Restore which will bright your dell computer back to original settings when you first bought this computer.
If you are using Window XP then follow these steps:-
Turn off the computer by holding down the power button for 10 seconds>>Turn it on>>as soon as you see the dell Logo start pressing Alt+F11 so keep pressing ALT AND F11 together>>now you will have window xp recovery screen>>now follow the on screen instruction and click next and next and finally you will get your desktop back.
if you are using Window Vista or Window 7 for for these steps:-
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Turn off the computer by holding down the power button for 10 seconds
restarts, press the F8 key until the Advanced Boot Options menu appears on the screen
3. Log in as a user who has administrative credentials, and then click OK 
(Down Arrow) to select Repair Your Computer on the Advanced Boot Options menu, and then press Enter.
Now click on the last option dell emergency backup/dell factory restore
now follow the onscreen instruction and click next, next and fianlly you will have your desktop screen.
SOURCE: NTLDR is missing to restart Ctrl+Alt+Delete
Hi, Please use the below link for troubleshooting. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/318728 This issue occurs when windows boot files are damaged / deleted. These 3 files are ntldr.exe, ntdetect.com, boot.ini. Better to repair the operating system by using the bootable disk which contains setup of your current windows operating system. In initial CMOS setup, please use the bootable disk as first bootable drive. You can go in this menu during early start of your desktop by pressing either DEL; F2; F10 buttons. Thanks, Amar
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