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Generally rated 4. Don't panic. This guide is going to show you a full solution to the black screen on startup. Restarted the laptop and all is well. Sunday, January 11, PM. Just had this happen to me. After a few days of frustration I came across this post. For some reason I decided to try something. I have some of my programs installed on an external hard drive.
This hard drive sometimes dissapears. I thought I would give this a try, so after getting the black screen with nothing but the mouse, I turned off the external hard drive, and that allowed vista to continue to load and it worked again. This makes me happy but I should probably try and figure out the underlying cause of it. Friday, February 20, PM. I have the same problem and have not been able to fix it. I was able to apply a workaround by disabling UAC.
However, I do not want to continue running in this mode. Monday, June 8, PM. Proposed as answer by thskarekrow Thursday, July 30, AM. Saturday, June 20, PM. I have this same problem with the black screen after login. In my case I don't even have the mouse cursor on screen. I have been working on this issue for the last couple days with no success, been trying different suggestions from different sites.
Until I try the method above from "Timothy A. Saja", by uninstalled the video device driver and reinstalled again work for me!! Thursday, July 2, PM. We all should keep an eye on this issue, no idea why its happening, as they say maybe after SP1 it will go away, my problem started with opening a symantec issue, downloaded there software to chat,. Sunday, July 5, AM.
The above fix worked for me too. I had a similar problem while logging into windows vista. The login screen was Black.. I had two accounts and i was able to login into one of the accounts even though the login screen was black by using the arrow keys and hitting enter.
After logging in the desktop was visible. I uninstalled the display drivers NVIDIA and when restarted it was fine and i was able to view the login screen and both the accounts. Proposed as answer by thskarekrow Thursday, July 30, PM. Saturday, July 18, PM. Tuesday, July 21, AM. I have been working on this one. It usually seems to be assosiated with a recient 3ddirectx, direct3d pacaged with another software downlod but not allways. Mostly XP and erly vista systems are affected.
The older vidio cards cant run thelayerd 3d graphics effic. Post all the details you can, sometimes you can get s a half black and white screen. I'll check back and post appropriate fix. Thursday, July 30, AM. All I do is: 1. Proposed as answer by harriet kansiime Saturday, October 26, PM.
Wednesday, August 12, PM. I had this issue after a crashed SP2 install The laptop came up and then you could login but you got a black screen even in safe mode. I could get sticky keys, ctrl, alt, del screen but just a black screen after logon. Ihano system restore points or anything. There are are a few different temp directories hidden in this structure, so you can try more if you want. Don't worry too much about the directories, I found that just getting rid of the files seemed to be enough.
Change to X: before the next bit or you may get an error on the chkdsk command. When it's finished I typed exit and rebooted the PC. I found that the system came back up no problems after this and I was able to carry on as normal. Not suggesting that this is the total solution but I have seen a few of these and this has been the only one I have managed to fix without a re-install.
Hope this helps someone anyway. Tuesday, September 22, PM. The same problem happened to me, black screen with only a cursor after login Saturday, September 26, PM.
Proposed as answer by black narcissus Thursday, November 12, AM. Wednesday, September 30, PM. I have just experienced this exact problem myself on a Dell Studio laptop that I was working on for somebody else.
The original problem was that I couldn't install Vista service pack 2 using the update that had been automatically downloaded by Windows update. The service pack installed without any problem but there was an increasingly frequent problem with the computer loading a black screen with only a white cursor after logging on this definitely started after running a disk check.
The task manager won't run, so I can't see what is hanging up the system, all I can do is log off again. The interesting thing was that I was able to log on as another user with a limited account and everything would appear normal, so thinking that it was a problem with the administrator account, I created a new administrator and found that it has the same problem.
Uninstalling the video driver in safe mode seemed to work at first because explorer loads but I can't get the new driver I downloaded to install. When logging on in normal mode I still can't get the task manager to appear and the control panels freeze up when trying to change settings.
I think that I will have to recommend that the owner of the computer write off Vista as a bad joke. Problem solved: I should have added that just prior to running the disk check I had installed a new Internet Security program on the computer. I eventually solved the problem by using msconfig to disable any services associated with the internet security suite.
Then after a re-start the computer was running normally. This confirmed that the real problem was the internet security suite. So the next step was to uninstall and re-install the internet security suite. This worked to fix the black screen problem completely. Now all I had to do was get the video driver re-installed and get rid of an error message that started appearing after I installed a video driver with the Catalyst Control Centre.
This caused a. The answer to that problem was to install a video driver provided by Dell that didn't include the control centre and do a search on the error message. The search provided a way of fixing the error and everything was now really back normal.
Thursday, November 12, AM. Monday, November 16, AM. Hi everyone, Recently I got the same problem. What I have done is, after logging in I pressed "shift" key five times and a window came. Proposed as answer by afsu Wednesday, November 18, AM. Wednesday, November 18, AM.
I say similiar because from reading the proposed solutions in this thread there appears to be a number different causes of the problem. There are however a couple of common steps to solving it: 1. Removing the video driver in safe mode 2. Using msconfig to disable services to identify the the cause of the problem I have been using Win7 at work and at home for around 8 months now through the beta and rc stages and now rtm and I consider it a vast improvement over Vista in performance and features.
I hope you solved your problem. Saturday, December 5, PM. It would seem it does not find the run comand for explorer. If anyone knows a way around this please send suggestions. Proposed as answer by ndntt44 Wednesday, December 23, AM.
Step 1. Step 2. From here, click on the "More Details" option to get a detailed list of all the tasks running in Windows. Step 3. Now, just select Windows Explorer from the list of the processes and click on the "Restart" button to launch it again. A while back, I tried to update the installed display adapter driver on my PC. Sadly, the update was either corrupted or got halted in between that resulted in the black screen after the login problem.
Therefore, if you have also encountered a similar situation, then you can try to roll back the display adapter driver to its previously installed driver settings. All you got to do is go to the Start menu and launch Control Panel from there. This will let you roll back the adapter settings to an existing setting to avoid any display issue. Apart from rolling back to a previous update, you can also consider reinstalling the display adapter driver as well. Instead of the Roll Back, just click on the "Uninstall" button and follow a simple wizard to remove the driver.
Afterward, you can follow the same steps to install the drivers instead. Furthermore, if you want, you can just select and right-click the drivers in the Device Manager window to get the Uninstall option. Some experts even recommend disabling the drivers and later enabling them to fix the Windows 10 black screen after login error. Since this would reset your drivers, chances are that it can also fix the PC black screen after login problem.
Performing a system restore is one of the best ways to fix various issues with a PC like black screen after login. I would re-install OS, but HP does not provide an install disc with their systems only a full recovery partition. My system is backed up except for Windows folder , but I really don't want to have to do a full recovery, as I have a lot of specialized programs and settings that would probably take me a week to re-install and re-configure. Overview - KB Install this update to resolve issues with non-compatible applications.
For complete details of this update, see the associated Knowledge Base Article. After you install this item, you may have to restart your computer. Was this reply helpful? Yes No. Sorry this didn't help. Thanks for your feedback. Here is my usual BlackScreen troubleshooter as there may be something you have not tried or if you can gain some access you might be able to revert and retry some of these. Repeatedly tap F8 as you boot?
Safe Mode is reached by repeatedly tapping F8 as you boot up. First check this thread in case its a simple one and if not come back to this thread. That there is no information on a black screen like there is on a blue screen just adds to the difficulty. Often using a restore point nor startup repair will have any effect.
You can try a google to see suggested repairs some of which have worked however these cover a wide field of efforts.
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