Since yesterday (two days after the critical update of Windows 10) does not appear desktop, after logging in to the account appears a black screen with the cursor. Apparently I managed to restore the system to the point before the update and even one more earlier (beginning of April), but it did not do anything. Scanning the system did not give anything, emergency mode also loads with a black screen. Help!! Or maybe someone will tell me how to run the system update to install it, because it was a solution for another failure, when I did not develop the start menu, but now I do not know how to enter the settings and run the update?
In the emergency mode I enter (I think), the screen resolution changes as I see after the login screen) but there is also a black screen with the cursor.
The logs show: Error: (04/14/2018 11:27:15 AM) (Source: Application Hang) (EventID: 1002) (User:) Description: Taskmgr.exe version 10.0.16299.248 has stopped working with Windows and has been shut down. To check for more information about this problem, check the problem history in the Security and Maintenance window in Control Panel. Process ID: 1180 Start time: 01d3d3d1e0d1e301 End time: 32 Application path: C: \ Windows \ System32 \ Taskmgr.exe Report ID: ac70093a-342e-42a1-bb48-9d6c7c49af1f
First I think I know what and how because the screen in the annex, but the rest, please, not especially, how to uninstall Avasta and what should I put in the file?
Or maybe tell me whether it is possible to run a system update from the task manager level? because I would like to try it too, once the update helped me with the start menu
By. SMART efficient. You were to do the memtest - give the result. Here is the memtest installer for pena: http://memtest.org/download/5.01/memtest86+-5.01.usb.installer.zip Paste what he posted @Kolobos in post # 6, from line # 19 in notepad, save as fixlist.txt where you have FRST.exe and click "Repair" button to start FRST.
After a critical Windows 10 update, users are experiencing a black screen with a mouse cursor upon login, with the desktop not appearing. Attempts to restore the system to previous points have been unsuccessful, and safe mode also results in a black screen. Users are advised to check if the Task Manager can be accessed via Ctrl + Alt + Del, and if so, to run Windows Explorer or a browser from there. Logs indicate issues with Task Manager and suggest uninstalling Avast antivirus. Instructions are provided for creating a Fixlist.txt file for the Farbar Recovery Scan Tool (FRST) and running Windows Update through command prompts. Additionally, users are encouraged to perform a memory test using Memtest86. Summary generated by the language model.