Dell Inspiron1545 wont load windows 7, just blinking cursor blank screen

Press windows + R to run terminal then type "explorer.exe"


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Click the Windows "Start" button or press the "Windows" key. The "Start" menu opens. Type "Cursor blink" in the "Search programs and file" text box. A list opens. Click "Change Cursor Blink Rate." The "Keyboard Properties" window opens. Click the "Speed" tab. A list of options appears. The "Cursor Blink Rate" section shows a "Cursor Blink Rate" slider displaying a range from "None" to "Fast." Click and drag the slider button to the "None" area in the far left portion of the "Cursor Blink Rate" scale. Click "Apply." Click "OK." The cursor stops flickering on the screen.

Bad hard drive?

You have hard drive issues or windows files are corrupted, remove hardware and reseat it back in place, sometimes this will get the hard drive working, if this fails! set the boot order to DVD CD and try and run the recovery disc, if no change! it means the hard drive has issues and may have to be replaced.

Is the screen black with the cursor blinking at the top left?
I have a suspicion that the coin sized battery is dead.Go to www.dell.com and get a service manual, replace the coin battery (Lithium battery). Put it all back together and it should work.

That blinking cursor is the way in which the BIOS is telling you that Windows is missing - its most critical core files have been corrupted beyond repair. The only thing left for you to do is to reinstall Windows using the recovery cd.

That blinking cursor is the way in which the BIOS is telling you that Windows is not loading because its most critical, core files have been corrupted beyond repair. The only thing you can do is to reinstall using the recovery cd or your own Windows install disk.

Try to press ESC and reset your BIOS and try for a manual boot. Try to access from a safe mode or if not your OS may be faulty. You will need to get all your files transferred before you attempt to format and reinstall Windows. However if the set starts up try to open control panel and open backup/restore to set the laptop to an earlier date. I hope this help you out to start trying. Good day

You don't say what Windows are you using.
Anyways, it seems like you have a corrupted BOOT problem.
On Windows Vista and Windows 7, you can insert your Windows installation CD, and choose the "Repair my pc" option.
Windows will do it automatically fro you, and you'll be up and running in a couple of minutes.

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your problem is your hdd(bad sector).try to regenerate with hdd regenerator 1.71