ALLOW THE ADOBE FLASH PLAYER TO INSTALL. AFTER THAT YOU SHOUD BE ABLE TO TURN RESTART YOUR COMPUTER. IF NOT UNPLUGGED YOUR DESKTOP AND UNSCEW YOUR LATERAL COVER AND TAKE OUT THE BATERY FOR 5 SECOUNDS. REPLACE EVERYTHING AND RESTART YOUR DESKTOP. IT WILL COME UP ON THE BIOS SCREEN. ENTER TIME AND DATE. HIT F10 TO SAVE AND YOU SHOULD BE ABLE TO LOG IN ON UR USER PAGE.
This is common after an update. leave it for up to half an hour and see if it goes to desktop. if it does not then reboot it and try again. after a second attempt hold down control on start up and when a boot menu appears select last know good configuration,
let me know if that works for you
I left it on all night and its the same screen, now what should I do?
did you try holding ctrl at start up and using a restore point (last known config)?
Yep
if a restore isn't working for you then ensure no add on cards or usb devices are plugged in. there is something in the start up preventing it from proceeding (as if that wasn't obvious). have you tried starting in safe mode and removing any new updates or drivers?. If all else fails there could be software corruption or a virus. if you have a windows disc you can attempt a repair or reinstall a fresh operating system. You do not need to format and loose everything, windows will make a fresh install and put all the old files in a "windows.old" file. A manufacturers restore disc may wipe everything, check before you proceed. If you want to reformat but need to back up your files first then try using a linux live disc like ubuntu or kubuntu to access the hard drive and copy the files elsewhere.
...previously booting to safe mode then just restarting has worked for me.
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