slaughter at Blue hp screen

Hey. my computer HP xxxxxx won't get just after the blue HP screen.

When it turns on I can hear a repetitive noise as a kind of disk goes in a loop, but don't know what it is. I would like to enter in the config or the recovery, but I keep freezing on the blue screen.

I hope there's a wiz who can help me...

I solved it my self. I was the hd.

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