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• Satellite L640 hangs at the splash screen

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  I would not recommend to disassemble the laptop because you could damage other parts and in addition it should know that the CMOS battery is not removable it s soldered to the motherboard

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• Problem installing windows 7. It will not go beyond the Welcome screen.

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  Hello!

  First of all, this is my first post time on these forums, I often read them and think they are great!

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  As you experience the same in Safe Mode, it may be the case of a faulty hardware or a damaged system file. However, we can run a Microsoft Fix itfirst to troubleshoot your Windows system performance and restart your device after execution of this. If the problem persists, we can also try the System File Checker tool to repair missing or corrupted system files. After execution of the auditor of the files System tool you will see the result, if there is a file system damaged the cause of the problem.

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• Applications Windows 8 not opening not and windows store hangs on the splash screen

  Basically, none of the applications opens and when I click on the store it will open the screen green spash and then crash.

  I used the troubleshooter of app windows 8, which he says he has solved the problem and asks me to restart, which I do and the apps don't always work.
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  I understand from the description of the issue, that the store Windows and applications do not work on your computer Windows 8.

  1. do you receive an error message when you try to launch applications?
  2. is it works much earlier?
  3. using a proxy connection?

  Here are a few methods, we can try that these measures could help set the question of the application.

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  It sounds like a RAM issue.

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  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/windows_vista-system/blue-screen-error-0x0000001A-when-using-System/f33dc73d-411e-49aa-85e8-e329263b1250

  See you soon.