Computer frozen at the logo screen

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  Yes-HARD drive is the hard disk. No way to know, without more testing, if it's hdd or other material causing a no don't start machine. Try to remove to see if you get any further as I mentioned above.

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  Sometimes when my laptop turns off mode standby automatically, due to inactivity and then if I press a key on the keyboard to wake up nothing happens and I have no other choice but to it stop completely by pressing the button for 5 seconds.
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