Stuck at the Lenovo-Bootscreen

Hello everybody, since I've shutdown my 3000N200 it cannot be booted again. When powering on, the Lenovo-bootscreen apears with a message "please wait..." at the bottom left side - but nothing ever happens. Touching any key (including care-button) leads directly to bios-configuration, but when saving the settings and exiting, the system again is stuck at the Lenovo-bootscreen. Tried booting from CD with the same result. Removed any cables, battery, even HD and RAM without success. Seems like I am stuck at the Bootscreen. What else can I do? Thanks in advance!

So last night i went on ahead with my software update. Everything went smooth and whatnot, as i was going to bed i went to go restart my mac. It said that it needed to install the updates first, so i clicked yeah and went to bed.
So I wake up this morning and my mac is off. Odd i thought, since I wanted it to restart, not shut down. I tried to turn it on and it powered up and such, but then it just got stuck at the VERY VERY beginning. It won't do anything once it reaches the silver screen with the platinum apple logo and the little silver spinny thing nothing happens. I tried the power button on the back and disconnecting the power cord, to no avail.
I guess last night the power went out in my neck of the woods, may be at the same time that the update was trying to install itself. If so, do you think it affected the computer as a whole?
What should I do? This has never ever happened before.
Thanks.
Excuse my informalness, sorry.
i don't really know the specs of my Mac since i don't have it infront of me. Sorry, but i bought it in November last year and it's a 20 inch display desktop mac. If that helps much. Thanks again.

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