My packard bell pc just stopped working

Packard Bell CUB00 the pc will turn on and loads a pink screen with the packard bell name. At the bottom it has options to press the f buttons, but when i press any of them nothing happens. it just stays on that screen have tried to f8 f12 and f11 it when turning it on but just goes to that screen, was fine the day before. Any help would be great.
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Anonymous Apr 12, 2009

Same happened to me around the same time, exactly the same machine and I'm sure it was after a windows auto update the partition with the factory recovery is now corrupted I've had to have it completely wiped 45 quid so far its still not right.

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I think This is BIOS problem so
open CPU box and clear bios settings...
oterwise change tha mother board

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