Vista Home starts with black screen with blinking cursor

Hi, I have a toshiba satellite with Vista home, he stopped last Sunday, when I turn it on, start it start sbooting normally but then I get a black screen with cursor and is not go further. I tried last good known, tired, safe mode, I have same TOSHIBA recovery disk and does not either, when I boot from the CD, it seems that it is loading files, then the yellow bar on the work screen appears, but then I get the black screen with cursor, nothing after that.

I took out HD and a Sata drive via the usb port to connect to my HP laptop. I was able to open the F and G, but C drive (where the OS is installed which has changed the letter e) could not open, he told me I need to format it.

I have the original recovery disk for Toshiba, which works when the hard drive is not in the Toshiba, but when I put the hard drive back, I never the option where it asks me to repair or reinstall all.

is it possible that I can use my laptop HP after the toshiba drive connected via USB, to repair the toshiba C partition (which is called E)?

There are more than 2 weeks worth of work that are not backed up, and I wouldn't lose. Help, please.

Hi MB1969,

This seems like a hard disk failure. You must get in touch with Toshiba to get help.

http://www.CSD.Toshiba.com/cgi-bin/TAIS/support/JSP/home.jsp

http://www.CSD.Toshiba.com/cgi-bin/TAIS/support/JSP/navShell.jsp?CF=su_contact

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