Light blue screen followed by blank screen

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09-13-2011, 05:38 PM
huhwha25

Light blue screen followed by blank screen

I am hoping someone could help. I have looked for this answer myself and have not found anything that has worked. I have a Dell Inspiron 1525 running Windows 7. I used the iDeneb 1.3 to load OS X onto the machine. The install went fine. I took the CD out and it booted back up to Darwin. I entered into the -s mode and changed the password ect on there. After i typed "Exit" it went to a light blue screen for a few seconds and then the screen goes blank. I've tried to boot it up in safe mode (-x), but that hasnt worked either. I am guessing it is something with my video drivers, but I am not good enough with Darwin to figure out what to do. I have the iDeneb disk and my retail Mac OS X disk. Could anyone help me get this fixed? Thanks!
09-14-2011, 02:58 AM
huhwha25

I was messing around and it booted up after the light blue screen. I was able to log in and open programs and whatnot. My wife needed to use the computer so I booted back over to Windows 7. I cannot get it to boot again. It goes to the light blue screen for a second or so and then black. There must be something wrong with the boot process. Anyone have any ideas?
11-22-2011, 03:58 PM
TGWSx

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Originally Posted by huhwha25

I was messing around and it booted up after the light blue screen. I was able to log in and open programs and whatnot. My wife needed to use the computer so I booted back over to Windows 7. I cannot get it to boot again. It goes to the light blue screen for a second or so and then black. There must be something wrong with the boot process. Anyone have any ideas?

Sorry for bringing up a old post if you've sold this by now.

But how to solve it simple.

Once it hits that light blue screen for that split second and then black screen, Close the lid of the laptop, Take out the charging cable.

Leave for 15 minutes ( So laptop goes to sleep )
Open lid up, Press Power.

Go to Settings, Expose, Change left hand bottom corner to Sleep Display. Restart

Now every time your computer turns on, Move the move to lower left hand corner and computer will turn on.