T400 is Stuck on Thinkpad Startup Screen

Had the laptop for 11 months no issues, I woke up to find the computer stuck on the startup screen. Tried rebooting, took out the battery, tried it pluged in, unpluged and it keeps stopping at the startup screen. Any suggestions?
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Hello mate,
Unplug the AC adapter and take out the battery.
Then, you push the power button 10 times in a row at one second intervals.
Next, you push and hold the power button for 30 seconds.
Then you put the battery back in and push the power button to turn on the computer.
See if it works.
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