Windows 7 starts with a black screen

I am running windows 7 32-bit home premium, when I start my camera, it starts normally but when I'm in the log on screen, I just get a black screen and nothing happens, I tried to use the application and windows recovery windows problems but I have results not been.
side note: my device allows to run in safe mode

Boot your system on a system repair disc.  If you don't do not have one yet, find another job 32-bit Windows 7 machine and make a.  It's simple.  You will need to a blank recordable cd or dvd.  Start, all programs, Maintenance.

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