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The screen is blue and will not do anything. I can get into task mananger by doing ctrl*alt*delete but that's it. I have tried shutting it down and restarting but nothing changes.

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Use a spare monitor and hook it to the computer, if the same blue screen comes up, the problem is in the computer, from your description the problem is the hard drive. If the spare monitor shows a normal image, then the Dell monitor is suspect. From my experience my money is on your hard drive as the problem and may need replacement.

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