PC Desktop Refreshes Constantly: Issue with Start Bar, Browsers & Icons- Need Step-by-Step Help

Hello, as in the subject - I turned on the computer, entered the password normally, the desktop was displayed, and nothing can be done. Open browsers, open any icons, the start bar does not work, just a spin. Additionally, the desktop refreshes itself every minute. I cannot enter the manager, no keyboard shortcut works. I am completely green in this topic, so if someone would like to help me please step by step instructions. I urgently need a computer for work.

Write what kind of computer, OS and safe mode is working.
Check HDD bootable MHDD, that is, give this HDD to SMART.

Disconnect devices connected to USB and check if the problem persists.

safbot1st wrote:

Write what kind of computer, OS and safe mode is working.
Check HDD bootable MHDD, that is, give this HDD to SMART.

Stationary, msi h61 motherboard - I remember that much.
Safe Mode does not work.
I don't understand the second command

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djtommy wrote:

Disconnect devices connected to USB and check if the problem persists.

Disconnecting all USB devices did nothing

Download: http://www.ultimatebootcd.com/download.html
Start the computer from the pen / disc with the recorded image and start Parted Magic.
Upload a photo by clicking the Disk Health -> Attributes icon.

Looks like a problem with the explorer.

Does alt + ctrl + del work? Manager on? If so, quit the explorer, start the browser, download FRST: https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/download/farbar-recovery-scan-tool/ perform a scan and include in the attachment the addition.txt and frst.txt files that are being created after scanning.

Kolobos wrote:

Looks like a problem with the explorer.

Does alt + ctrl + del work? Manager on? If so, quit the explorer, start the browser, download FRST: https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/download/farbar-recovery-scan-tool/ perform a scan and include in the attachment the addition.txt and frst.txt files that are being created after scanning.

Well, it doesn't work either: - / as I wrote, the manager does not start. I can literally do nothing but move the mouse on the desktop

Hover over the taskbar, right click and launch task manager.

djtommy wrote:

Hover over the taskbar, right click and launch task manager.

It's not possible. Picture below

Is this Windows 10?
How did you try to start safe mode?

djtommy wrote:

Is this Windows 10?
How did you try to start safe mode?

Yes, win10. He acted without charge for a very long time.
After restarting the computer (manual restart, standard start-close etc does not work as seen) I pressed the F8 key pulsating for some time. I hope that was it

We will finally see the SMART disk ??
www.hdsentinel.com
or bootable MHDD, Vivard, Victoria etc ...
https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/topic1467175.html
https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/topic3190106.html

Robert B wrote:

We will finally see the SMART disk ??
www.hdsentinel.com
or bootable MHDD, Vivard, Victoria etc ...
https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/topic1467175.html
https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/topic3190106.html

I would be glad if only I had the opportunity to download this program and throw it on my computer. I have one and the only currently damaged PC and phone

On Windows 10, the F8 key probably doesn't work.
Check out the ways described here https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/12376/windows-10-start-your-pc-in-safe-mode

saleen1 wrote:

I have one and the only currently damaged PC and phone

And you probably expect that one of us will come with a pen and do diagnostics for you?
Don't joke that you don't have anyone you know with a working computer.

Robert B wrote:

saleen1 wrote:

I have one and the only currently damaged PC and phone

And you probably expect that one of us will come with a pen and do diagnostics for you?
Don't joke that you don't have anyone you know with a working computer.

I expect nothing from you, not even help. Do you think I would sit like an orphan and browse the net looking for information if I currently had anyone to help? Everyone at school or at work.
For your grace, don't answer and don't try to "help" anymore, because it works the other way around

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djtommy wrote:

On Windows 10, the F8 key probably doesn't work.
Check out the ways described here https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/12376/windows-10-start-your-pc-in-safe-mode

Damn it doesn't work. The computer starts itself directly to the login page and here the mouse and keyboard work without any problems and I can enter the password or restart and turn off the computer - these options are not available when the desktop starts

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Kolobos wrote:

Looks like a problem with the explorer.

Does alt + ctrl + del work? Manager on? If so, quit the explorer, start the browser, download FRST: https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/download/farbar-recovery-scan-tool/ perform a scan and include in the attachment the addition.txt and frst.txt files that are being created after scanning.

After several reboots, we managed to enter the manager so much that there is nowhere for the explorer task. And disk performance reaches 100%

You have a smartphone, so post a photo of this manager or find the process that charges the disk and "kill" it (Del and ENTER key on the process).

djtommy wrote:

On Windows 10, the F8 key probably doesn't work.

I think a lot of it. If this W10 is as an upgrade from e.g. W8, W8.1 or W7, the recovery keys will work differently - just like the system whose recovery is on HDD.
Please @ saleen1 try using F9 to call the Recovery function and write that you have successfully entered.
The second thing - being on the desktop "like" restart the computer, but hold SHIFT and clicking Restart (as it will succeed with such a cutting desktop).

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If the problem is in an inoperative hard drive, then as colleagues write - nothing can be done without a USB pen.
ps. I read that F8 works on higher versions of windows but there is a very small period of time to call recovery.

The computer has been checked and the disk is damned: - / probably some virus did the job, fortunately we are recovering data.
Thank you for all helpful answers, I consider the topic closed.