Are you experiencing a black screen with
a cursor on your Windows PC? Then you
are at the right place as here is how to
fix it. Let's get started.
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This is the Windows Club. You may
encounter a peculiar issue after logging
into your computer where you see a black
screen with the cursor. In this video,
we will discuss this issue and show you
how to resolve it. If you see a black
screen in Windows, follow the
instructions here. Let's get started.
Method one, disable app readiness
service and C. Press control + shift
plus escape to start the task manager.
Select processes, then run new task.
Enter services.mse and hit enter to open
the services manager. You will now need
to open the service app readiness by
double clicking on the option. After
that, change the startup type to
disabled. Click apply. Then hit the okay
button to complete. The app readiness
service prepares apps for use when a
user signs into this PC for the first
time. The default startup type is
manual. Disabling the service has been
known to help. If the problem is solved,
remember to set it again to manual on
the next boot.
Method two, run automatic startup
repair. Run automatic startup repair and
see if that works. When the computer
boots up and the OS detects that there
is something wrong with the files. To do
that, open Windows 11 settings. Click
open system. Scroll down and select
recovery. Next, select advanced startup.
Click on the restart now button. From
the Win screen, select troubleshoot.
Then advanced options. Under advanced
option, select automatic or startup
repair. You will be asked to select the
user account to continue. Do so and
continue. If asked, enter your password
too and click on continue. Windows
Automatic Repair will now begin to
identify and resolve the problem.
Method three, troubleshoot in clean boot
state. Perform a clean boot and try to
identify the offending process that may
be interfering with the startup process.
To enter clean boot state, type msconfig
in start search and hit enter to open
the system configuration utility. Click
the general tab and then click selective
startup. Clear the load startup items
checkbox and ensure that load system
services and use original boot
configuration are checked. Next, click
the services tab. Select the hide all
Microsoft services checkbox. Now, click
disable all. Next, click on the startup
tab and open task manager. Disable all
the startup apps that normally load on
your PC and close the task manager.
Close the task manager and then click
apply and then okay in the system
configuration window to apply your
preferences. Click apply or okay and
restart the computer.
Method four, uninstall or reinstall or
update your graphics card. First, press
key plus control plus shift plus B
keyboard shortcuts to restart your
display driver and see if that helps.
Else proceed. Press control plus shift
plus escape to start the task manager.
Select processes, then run new task.
Enter dev mgmd.mse and hit enter to open
the device manager. When here you may
uninstall or reinstall or update your
graphics card driver.
Method five, use system restore via
advanced startup options. Boot in
advanced startup options and use system
restore. Once there, click troubleshoot
then advanced options then system
restore.
Method six, perform an in place upgrade.
Perform Windows in place upgrade and see
if that helps you. Remember to select
the option to keep your personal files.
Go to Windows 11 download page and click
on download tool. Now it will download
an executable file with name media
creation tool version number.exe. Once
the download is complete, double click
to run the application. This .exe file
is responsible for downloading the
latest version of Windows 10 files and
installing it on your computer. Once the
process starts, you should see the
Microsoft license terms accepted. Then
the process will kick start a getting
ready screen. Wait for it to complete.
This analyzes your computer and then
gives you two options. For in place
upgrade, select the upgrade PC now
option. Click next and the tool will
start downloading the files. It will
take a while and it depends on your
internet connection speed. Once the
download is complete, you can keep your
personal files or start fresh. If you
are performing an in place upgrade, you
can keep your files. That way, all your
problem with previous installations will
be gone and your files will be there.
Post this, the computer will restart
several times and it will upgrade your
existing Windows computer. After it's
complete, you will be able to go back to
the login screen. Here your account
details will be available. Login to the
computer and you will be greeted by the
privacy settings. Make your selections
and proceed to the Cortana settings
screen. You can follow Cortana's voice
assistant method to change your language
and make other choices. If you do not
want to use Cortana, you can do
everything manually. Once it is
complete, your Windows has completed the
in upgrade process and you are all set
to use Windows fresh. For more details,
follow this guide. So that's it.
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