My dv7 1134us startup repair loop

It keeps on going to start up repair no matter what I do it won't fix

Hi
You have a couple of options as I see it please find the web link & steps given below might help you to fix the issue on your issue. Try entering safe mode if unit load to windows please try doing a system restore and check if unit works fine. If unit does not load to safe mode option please run the Hard drive & Memory test if any test fails then you need to replace the part on the unit. If both the test passes you can run a recovery using F11 option. If F11 option does not load then you can contact HP Technical support to order the disc or click the web link given below to order the disc.
Entering Safe Mode in Windows
Using Microsoft System Restore
Testing a Hard Disk using the Built in Self Test
Restore the PC to its original condition using the f11 key
Order Recovery Discs for Windows 7, Vista, or XP
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Hey guys, back with another problem. I'm this close to just giving up on this laptop.
I had used the laptop last night like to normally do - emailed some people, checked the mail, wrote some homework up. Shut down normally when I was done. I opened it this morning only to find thecomputer going into Windows Startup Repair.
I shrugged and said okay. the repair happened quickly and it then took me to the normal loading screen.
At which it stayed on loop for about an hour (I was able to watch a movie in the meantime on my phone only to see that it still wasn't done). I then forced shut down through the power button. Waited roughy a minute and then started t up again. This time I picked the option of Start Windows Normally hoping to see if a shut down from there would fix the problem. Only it was stuck on the loading screen for about twenty minutes.
Force shut down again. I went back to starting windows repair like it prompted me to do. Another hour wait at the looping startup screen.
I wish I could post a picture of the thing for you to see.
This is roughly my sixth or seventh time trying to start the computer.
I've also tried that method with the NOVO button as some posts say to do, but nothing is happening.
Should I just take the laptop into my nearest bestbuy or future shop??

I can't seem to access safe mode at all - I did the option of pressing F8 repeatedly but it seemed to ignore it and go into the option of either starting the Repair or running windows normally.
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My friend was on my hp pavilion g6 laptop and it randomly turned off and got stuck in startup repair mode and just keep restarting and scanning for repairs I've tried fixing is by: http://www.geekstogo.com/forum/topic/317606-windows-7-64-bit-startup-repair-loop-solved/
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Hi,
Shut down the notebook. Tap away at the esc key as you start the notebook to enter the Start-up Menu. Select the Bios option ( f10 ) and under the Advanced or Diagnostic tab you should find the facility to run tests on both the Hard Drive and Memory. Post back with the details of any error messages.
Note: If the option to run these tests is not available in the Bios Menu, use the f2 diagnostic menu instead.
Can you also post back with the full Model No. and Product No. of your g6 series notebook - see Here for a guide on locating this information.
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Hp Pavillion Dv7 normal startup/startup repair go to blank blue Hp background Options

I was recently minding my own business on the web when my computer seemed to freeze completely, I clicked a few buttons and then my computer turned itself off out of the blue. I turned it back on and it prompts me with two options, startup as normal, or startup repair, whichever I click has the same end; it goes through the starting windows fine but goes to the Hp blue backdrop screen and it's empty with just a mouse and a window which pops up for around half a second before closing..
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I solved this problem today. I tested some of the components and it came down to the HDD. I just bought a new HDD (WD) and replaced the Samsung hdd that came with the notebook. The notebook responds very good now (like before). It seems something on the old hdd was corrupt because further tests (installing XP and Ubuntu) suggested SMART error. I didn't had much time to investigate further on why is this happening. The old hdd works fine on desktop as a secondary hdd.
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I have no disc to re-install, no usb to re-install, no option for safemode, and defiantly no patience.
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I found some info that may help you
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?cc=us&lc=en&dlc=en&docname=c01890478
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?cc=us&lc=en&dlc=en&docname=c01867124
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iNKEsOF7e4M
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