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JavaScript is disabled. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. Previous Next Sort by votes. Nov 18, 2 0 10 0. My problem is that, about 1 in 4 times, when I turn on the laptop I get the Lenovo logo and the loading circle, then a black screen sometimes the loading circle remains for a few seconds after the Lenovo logo has disappaered. However, the system does boot because I simply hook it up to the TV and it's always at the log in screen.
I usually restart it once or twice till I get a normal boot up without having to hook it upto an external monitor. Hard to find a solution online when most related questions and answers are for systems that won't boot up, but mine does. I'd rather deal with this, if possible, before it becomes a more serious, maybe a constant thing. Sounds strange, but is it possible that wifi would cause this issue?
It's the only link I can think of. I've used ethernet for years, but have switched to wifi in the last month or two when this problem has increased. Thank you for any suggestions or advice you can offer. Apr 6, 25, , 14, It is seriously unlikely that it is WiFi related. Try these Option First, while the computer is off, connect an external monitor.
Next turn on the computer and allow it to fully load. In here select "Computer only". Now shut down the computer and disconnect the external monitor. Disconnect the external monitor 6. And finally restart the computer. Make sure you wait until the computer would be fully loaded before trying this, and not try it right away like you would to say get into BIOS.
This needs you to actually be where you would be when Windows Explorer loads. Press "Shift" repeatedly until the "sticky keys" window shows up.
Click on Device Manager from the results to access the Device Manager window. On the Device Managers window, look for the "Display Adapters" option. Now, left-click on the Graphic card you want to take actions on, and choose from the options Update, Disable, or Uninstall, as per your requirement. BIOS in your Windows 10 system is one of the most important software. It is a Basic Input and Output System and is used by your computer's microprocessor. It helps the processor in getting your Windows ready.
It also helps with input from your input devices and output to your output devices. It plays a role in all kinds of data flow inside your system, to your system, and from your system.
Sometimes a problem in the BIOS software can result in the error that causes Windows 10 black screen with or without a cursor. Sometimes updating BIOS software can also repair the issue of the black screen with cursor on Windows. If you want to update your BIOS, you can visit the website of your Motherboard manufacturer and follow the instructions to download and update the latest version of BIOS on your system.
But, as BIOS is extremely critical software for your Windows system, and is extremely complicated to deal with, we recommend you to consult a professional to update your BIOS and fix the problem of the black screen with cursor on your PC. If the black screen with cursor issue on your PC is a result of a bug in your Windows, then resetting your Windows PC is the most basic yet most useful thing you can do.
Though the Reset your PC tool allows you to keep your personal files, we recommend taking a secure backup to avoid data loss. Step 1. Once you are in the Safe Mode, from your Desktop, go to the "Start" menu. Click on the "Settings" icon to be redirected to the "System Settings" window. You will be directed to a mini window.
You will be asked whether you wish to keep your files or not. Choose the option as per your requirements and proceed ahead according to the instructions. If you know which software is causing the black screen problem, then you can remove the problematic software.
In the Run search box, type "appwiz. From here you can find and remove any problematic software that's causing the issue of black screen on your PC. Windows allows you to boot your PC in a clean state. It means booting your PC with all the unnecessary programs disabled. This can help you in finding the problem. Now go to the "Services" tab on the window panel that pops up.
Once you are under the "Services", go to the "Hide all Microsoft Services" option located at the bottom edge of the window on the right side, and then click the Check-box next to it.
Once done, click on the "Disable All" option located at the bottom left of the window. Now, switch to the "Startup" tab located next to the "Service" tab on the same window.
On the Startup tab, you'll see the "Open Task Manager" option. Click on it to open Task Manager. On the Task Manager window, look for any Startup program that you think might be causing a problem. Disable all such Startup programs one by one using the "Disable" button at the bottom left of the window. This post tells you what does restarting your computer do and why it can solve your computer issues in this post. To verify the situation, you can disconnect all peripherals like printers, cameras, removable disk drives, Bluetooth, and any other USB devices from the machine.
After that, you need to restart your computer to see whether the issue disappears. If yes, the issue should be caused by one of the peripherals. Then, how to find out the culprit? You can reconnect one peripheral at a time until you find the issue comes back.
Next, you can disconnect that peripheral from your computer, restart your computer, and then search for a solution on the internet. You can also contact the manufacture of the peripheral for help. If external hard drive freezes computer when plugged in, how to fix? We introduce some solutions in this post, and you can choose one to help you out.
Click to tweet. If the display shows a black screen after your sign in to Windows 10, you can use the following methods to fix the problem. If you stumble upon the issue after an update, the change to the display adapter should be the cause. You need to roll back the display adapter driver to have a try.
An outdated displayer adapter driver can also cause Windows 10 black screen. Although the system can always automatically install the latest displayer driver, you should try this method when this issue happens. If the issue happens after you install third-party anti-virus software, you may need to uninstall the software to have a try. You can also perform a system restore to restore your computer to a state when the screen has no issues. But you need to make sure that there is an available system restore point.
If not, this method will not work for you. Here is a related article about how to create a system restore point and how to perform a system restore: What Is System Restore Point and How to Create It?
Look Here! If the issue happens after you update your Windows 10, you can uninstall the updates to see whether your computer screen goes back to normal.
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