I have an HP Pavilion dv6-6110us. I'm stuck on Windows Resume Loader Screen. Upon startup a message on the bottom left of the screen says press esc for startup menu, that doesn't work. None of the f key options work. Sometimes I can move the highlighted selection by first running my fingers over all the keys on the right side of the keyboard and then using the arrow keys but the enter key doesn't work either. I've also tried holding / pressing repeatedly the esc and delete keys. This keyboard does not have an insert key or scroll lock key. I do not have a USB keyboard or PS2 keyboard to try. Please help.

Try holding down the power key to force it to power off. Power it back up again and you should get the Windows Resume Loader with the following options "Continue with resume" and "Delete resume data and continue with startup". I can't remember the exact wording of the options, it may be different but you need to select the later or second option "Delete resume data and continue with startup".

Check the hdd. Check the memory. Reinstall the operating system.

press escape a couple of times on bootup

what modem, who's and where, ?
or is modem , monitor?
which blue HP screen there are many,
you left out what it says...
i can not watch you boot, and what is displayed, is key to the cause.

NO OS stated, is this XP?
when you boot, it always prompts in text ,hit ESC key to enter setup"
this is the BIOS hot key prompt that some times shows
a cute small HP icon this too is BIOS created.
then the PC boots and goes to OS, there many OS offered
Windows is XP is one? is it?
or Vista.,w7,/8/10 or PS/2 or linux. HP has many offered OS.
as do Refurb companies endless.

if windows?, the windows log in screen is next.
so my guess is the PC goes to BLUE screen that, before that.
stating (presenting)
startup file failed?
or , HP recover failed.?
or any of 50 other windows blue screens of *****.?
why not post a photo of the screen?
one screen is the XP BSOD , crash screen.
seen here.
one other blue screen is "windows is doing updates" so let it??




one modern HP W10 screen 1 of 50

this is most times below a bad video card driver used on PC.
not matching card to OS. and bam crash.

Please Reinstall the OS from F11 Recovery Manager by continuously tapping the F11 Recovery Manager Key after pressing the Power Button to turn on the notebook and select advanced options and select system recovery and run the Back up up your data first and run the recovery to fix the issue

Try this links:
Troubleshooting No LED Lights Glow During Startup or Boot HP Notebook PCs - Troubleshooting Blink Codes or Beep Codes that may Occur During Startup or Boot , or BIOS Beep Codes - For Hp and Compaq Desktop Computers (United States - English) Troubleshooting Black Screen with no Error Messages that may Occur During Startup or Boot HP Notebook PCs - Troubleshooting Black Screen Error Messages that May Display During Startup or Boot HP Notebook PCs - Troubleshooting Blue Screen Error Messages that May Display During Startup or Boot HP Notebook PCs - Troubleshooting Windows Logo Screen Error Messages that May Display During Startup or Boot Using HP Support Tools to Update HP Software, Drivers, and BIOS with Windows 7 . Using HP Update Tools to Update HP Software, Drivers, and BIOS with Vista Updating the BIOS or ROM for Notebooks Running Windows XP Updating Drivers and Software with Windows Update

Hi:
You most likely have a bad hard drive, and a disk set is not going to help you, though you will need it too.
What you need is a new hard drive, a copy of all the drivers for your laptop, which you can download for free from HP. If HP won't send you a copy of the recovery disk, you can use any OEM copy of the same operating system that your laptop has a sticker for, but you won't have all of your programs.

If it will boot from the windows disc, install the disc and boot from cd. When windows loads, go through the start repair or recover.

when the computer is booting up hold F8 to go to the windows advanced options menu it will give you options to boot from last known config as well as safe mode