One of the most problems for Windows 10 users after updating is the black screen showing up and the machine that starting up regularly, with the operating system logo and a rotating circle. But rather of the login screen, the display becomes completely dark. This problem is a common symptom of an update that worked but caused problems. The core parts of the operating system are working, but something that is needed to show the desktop, like the graphics driver, a shell element, or a faulty display configuration, hasn’t started up right. To fix this, you must investigate the system in its most basic condition so that you can get the visual result back without losing any files..
Immediate Triage: Getting Basic Display Functionality Back
The first thing to do when you see the blank boot screen is to make Windows redraw the screen or get to a safe place to fix the problem.
The “Ctrl+Alt+Del” and Task Manager Trick
explorer.exe, the main graphical interface, doesn’t always load correctly, once the m computer is turned on. But you may usually get to the Security Options page if this happens, just pressim Ctrl + Alt + Del. This screen has Lock, Switch User, and Task Manager on it. You can skip the black screen once it succeeded and have your desktop back. When Ctrl + Alt + Del are simultaneously pressed this will direct you to the Task Manager. Click File in process Manager, then click Run new process. Type explorer.exe and press Enter. This restarts the Windows desktop shell by hand, which can fix your screen and let you use your computer for a short time.
Making Safe Mode Separate Drivers
The Windows Recovery Environment (WinRE) can be used when a black screen appeared, in order to enter into Safe Mode. In Safe Mode, only the system and drivers are needed run. Also it works by stopping broken graphics drivers from causing problems. To make Windows realizes that the start-up failed and opens WinRE hold down the power button on your PC until it goes off and just do this up to three times. Then, go to Troubleshoot to Advanced options to the Startup options. The Option 4 is the one you will select once you restart it which is “Enable Safe Mode.” Once you’re in Safe Mode, you are good for upgrade or roll back the driver that’s causing problems.
Last Insights
When new parts of the operating system is not properly working with the old ones, particularly the graphics driver, you will see a black screen after an update of Windows 10. For fast discovery of failure Ctrl+Alt+Del function is used or forcing the computer to start in Safe Mode. Take not to always remove the broken graphics driver and install a new one that works with your system this will eliminate the black boot display and all of the desktop’s functions will be restored.
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