Windows 10: My laptop get stuck in windows starting logo.

I have a Dell latitude d630 laptop 2gb ram 500hdd windows 7. On turning on the laptop windows starting logo appear and stuck after that. I try to open in safe mode the nothing happened. I reinstall the os , tried windows 10, cleaned the ram,changed hdd but but the problem won't solve.

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Laptop stuck on Windows logo when resuming session

Hi,

Corrupted system files can be one of the reasons why your laptop stuck on Windows logo when resuming a session.

We suggest running a System File Checker (SFC) and DISM tool. Follow the steps given by
Annu Singh on this thread to run SFC and DISM tool. You may also try
the other steps given if the issue was not resolved.

Update us with the outcome so we can provide further assistance.

 

PC stuck at windows logo and ram question

"are they the same as the other sticks, or are they different?" They are the same sticks "Why do you think it's the RAM? What is your PC and how old is it? If it's bad RAM you would in most cases get a BSOD." 4 rams was working fine for many years on this motherboard. PC 13 years old. Suddenly one day during using windows, windows stuck whole monitor turned white (cannot remember if it had blue screen or not) the it either auto restart or I manual power down then power on, then during start up it stuck at the windows logo. I tried power off and then power on repeat many times it is still stuck at windows logo. 4 rams inside PC, switch on PC and stuck at windows logo, then I tried these steps. Removed first ram (3 rams left inside PC), switch on PC and stuck at windows logo. Removed first ram and second ram (2 rams left inside PC), switch on PC and windows loaded past the windows logo and did some windows repair during start up and successfully load into windows. So I think second ram is faulty, first ram might be faulty too.

 

Installation Hangs at Blue Windows Logo, Error Code C1900101-20017

The BIOS update suggestion posted above by @Jegler helped me, @guhanath. I was on version 1.10 and updated to 1.90. The steps I took after that were just doing the official Windows 10 upgrade procedure.

Then the Windows 10 installation went without a hitch, and I'm no longer on Windows 7. I'm going to consider this solved, thank you @Jelger for the suggestion to update the BIOS!