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09-14-2017 12:57 AM
My laptop is under a month old and was working perfectly until it ran an update last night. I've turned it on this morning, the start up is fine. When I log in I've got a black screen and a cursor. I've tried to press F11 and esc on start up to follow some diagnoses I found online but nothing happens, it gets to the log in page like normal.
Please can someone offer any advice asap?
Thanks
Claire
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09-14-2017 12:55 PM
You might be interested in reading this very short thread:
09-14-2017 06:19 AM - edited 09-14-2017 06:24 AM
what OS? windows 10? ok read your support page, it came w10-64b day 1.
f11 is recovery , reload W10 if PC came new with W10 did it?>
F11 does NOT work in windows, ever, only for 0 to 3 seconds power on (windows of time)
power key press, f11, hammer it, and bam, rescovery. mode.
if you can log in , does , TASK manager (TM) work.? if does the OS is running ok.
Control + ALT+ DEL = TM. at any time
and the Desk top APPL is dead.
called explorer.exe is missing in the left side TM at the bottom call OP system processes.
if its messing then hit file, run new task, find
C:\windows\explorer.exe and run that , bam desktop back.
when you power on, fan runs,
the screen shows, hit ESC to enter SETUP (did it? does it, it must, and of not the screen is dead)
it did that from new, day1, so you should know that.
then The esc key works and F1 then F9 or F10 or what it tell you works in BIOS
does BIOS screens all look good, yes, good, that means PC is NOT DEAD. (the OS is a total other matter)
please tell what nothing means.
- fan dead?
- screen does not every show text ,ever.?
- BIOS dead? all screens in BIOS dead?
- login works or not.? and its screen is that screen there or works? does it? every time.
- task manager works or not.?
just what it does now, not before, all pc ran new ok.
please and thank you.
for some , nothing only means, OS dead-ONLY, so boot to linux live stick. see PC is not dead.
09-14-2017 12:55 PM
You might be interested in reading this very short thread:
09-18-2017 10:55 AM
Resolving the black screen issue caused by Windows 10 update
If you have previously disabled App Readiness
- Boot the PC
- Click Start and type Services
- Open desktop app Services and find App Readiness
- Open the service and set Startup type to Manual
- Click Apply and close the window
- Download and install HP Image Enhancement for System Logon - http://ftp.hp.com/pub/softpaq/sp81501-82000/sp81965.exe
- Reboot PC
If you have not disabled App Readiness
- Boot the PC
- Wait 15-20 minutes for the boot process to complete and desktop to load
- Once on desktop, Download and install HP Image Enhancement for System Logon - http://ftp.hp.com/pub/softpaq/sp81501-82000/sp81965.exe
- Reboot PC
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