HP Pavilion DV6 - Stuck at Splash Screen and RECOVERY

So the subject best summarzies whats happening. The "windows starting up" splash screen is stuck and never changes.
The recovery loades files and then all I get is the mouse on the screen.
Here's the diagnosis:
Memory Test: Passed
SMART: Check Passed
Short DST: Failed
Failure ID
RSPQW2-00071C-XD003G-60R403
PRODUCT ID
WQ625UA#ABC
HARD DISK 1
=======================
Start-Up Test : Failed

DST failed means the hard drive has failed or is failing fast. It will need to be replaced.If you are in warranty HP will send a replacement.If not you can use a retail laptop SATA hdd.Just be sure to get one of at least equal or larger capacity as the original 500gb in order to use Recovery Discs.
You will also need Recovery Discs to install Windows and software/drivers on the new hdd. Hopefully you have made a set-if not they can be ordered from HP for a small fee.
If you need more help with selecting a new hdd or replacing it post back.Maintenance & Service Guide here will show how to remove the hdd.
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/manualCategory?cc=us&dlc=en&lang=en&lc=en&product=4230704&query=W...
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