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Windows 7 can't boot because of memory

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My dell computer won't boot windows 7. I was able to get a screen that told me the error code 652F:0119 system memory failure-suspected mory component located on system board DIMM_1. I can't get to safe mode or do anything within the computer. I would like to be able to wipe the hard drive out and set it back to factory default. Is there anyway that I can do that? I have tried Ctrl F11 at boot like Dell says but it doesn't work. I have never worked within the hard drive itself so I would have no idea how to replace/remove memory boards.
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Old Rich
and welcome to the Forum

Probably worth testing your memory . . click on the link to Memtest in my signature . . let it run on one stick at a time overnite or until it starts reporting errors

How to burn an ISO file: http://www.techsupportforum.com/f149/how-to-burn-a-bootable-iso-file-341778.html

What Model is this Dell?
What Operating System did it come with?
Do you have the Reinstallation disc that came with it?
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