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Go to the Boot tab, select the entry you want to change (probably the one that says Default OS), and check the 'No GUI boot' option.

So is a specific driver taking a long time to load and initialize?Boot the system and once you get to the desktop, click on the Start orb and type 'msconfig' and press Enter. ".there's no issues once in Windows." It's not really getting stuck then, is it? So, what is the problem? Is this really some kind of delay at that point? When you see the "Starting Windows" screen, the computer is still loading base components and drivers. This link is my favorite diagnostic website, if you feel like learning trouble shooting methods for your particular issue: The remaining two devices require special troubleshooting equipment to properly diagnose, so you should then take it into a repair shop and ask specifically for the motherboard and PSU to be tested. Try reading this article for more information. You can test the hard drive through a variety of methods. If the problem persists you have eliminated the RAM and all other devices, aside from the (1) motherboard, (2) power supply (3) bootable hard drive. If you continue to experience the same issue, try a different stick of RAM. Meaning, one stick of RAM, nothing in the PCI slots, one hard drive and only the USB mouse or keyboard - then try rebooting. My favorite method of diagnosing this issue is to strip your computer down to a minimal hardware profile. I've done it hundreds of times here before Windows 10 came out an have had no issues getting Windows 7 圆4 to boot and run on a GPT, UEFI Partitioned Hard Drive.As others have said - this is almost certainly a sign of a failing hardware component. If not, you may want to install normally on a drive then image over after converting your drive and writing the UEFI Boot Partition. Go to C:\Windows\System32 (Where C: is the Installed Windows Drive)īcdboot C:\Windows /s (UEFI Drive letter) /f UEFI Once done you can write to the boot partition for Windows 7

You will need to use DiskPart to give the UEFI Partition a Drive Letter and possibly the Windows install if it doesn't automatically get a letter.

I've never had an issue like this, but since you've already got Windows 7 installed you could try booting to a Command Prompt from the CD/USB device then writing the boot sequence back to the UEFI Partition. Windows 7 圆4 has the ability to install and boot from EFI/UEFI partitions. If you're installing Windows 7 圆4 then you can just install it with no issues in Secure Boot mode and it will just work. Is there any possiblitty to install in GPT harddisk with UEFI mode? Its a brand new Dell optiplex 5050 system and compatible with UEFI. I am aware of converting GPT to MBR and then to intsall Windows 7 method.

After installing OS I am stuck at starting windows and its keeps on boot looping. I would like to install Windows 7 in UEFI mode so I downloaded UEFI compatible OS and booted using RUFUS with UEFI target system.