So lately i'd be playing a game and then my computer would look all glitchy and just crash with a constant loop of whatever audio was just playing. so i would reset and ever time it would never make it to the login screen. it goes from bios to windows startup to black screen, ive tried uninstalling/reinstalling a bunch of drivers for my display adaptor but it ether doesnt work or only seems to last not very long. but it feels like sometimes if i keep my pc off and just wait acouple hours then when i turn it on it starts up fine. but it always eventually goes back to the black screen issue, mostly when i am playing a game...ive tried chkdsk and cclean to delete all the nvidia drivers and download new ones but didnt seem to help...also if i run in safety mode everything is fine, and there are no errors shown in my device manager. so i personally think its the display adapter drivers but so far every time i get new ones it never works. also when i get the black screen its just all black, no mouse no loading sign nothing, just black but my monitor stays on. also before this happend i didnt Manuely download any updates for my pc, i dont know if any were done automaticly.
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Black Screens after windows logo
- Thread starter Mnai
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- Apr 22, 2009
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If you can't boot to Windows, try booting to Safe Mode (F8) with networking. Run CCleaner and see if it fixes things by cleaning up registry errors, junk files, and resource wasting crap. https://www.piriform.com/ccleaner
Do the Clean and Registry portions both. If your system is badly corrupted, you may have to run it more than one time.
Next try cleaning out malware with Malwarebytes: https://www.malwarebytes.org/
Finally, try disabling as many items running in the background when Windows starts as possible. Check your Tray for items you can disable. Or go to System Configuration/Start Up and uncheck some boxes. I like to keep my systems down to as few as possible. If you have more than a half dozen or so boxes checked, you may have some conflicts.
Do the Clean and Registry portions both. If your system is badly corrupted, you may have to run it more than one time.
Next try cleaning out malware with Malwarebytes: https://www.malwarebytes.org/
Finally, try disabling as many items running in the background when Windows starts as possible. Check your Tray for items you can disable. Or go to System Configuration/Start Up and uncheck some boxes. I like to keep my systems down to as few as possible. If you have more than a half dozen or so boxes checked, you may have some conflicts.
i have an AV that might have the malware cleanout tool, so i'll just try that...but i also like to keep my computer very organized and clean so all my start ups are mostly necessary but i'll take another look, and i haven't tried cleaning my registry ive only tried cleaning out my display adapter drivers with CClean, so once the black screen happens again i'll do that in safe mode then get back to you.
so i cleaned the registry and scanned for malware and found nothing...BUT i did find that one of the hidden drivers "Security Processor Loader" is having a problem "This device is not present, is not working properly, or does not have all its drivers installed. (Code 24)" but i could find much on Google that would of helped me fix it
i tried to download this http://batcmd.com/windows/7/services/spldr/ but after restarting it still didnt boot up to login, instead it just went to a black screen after windows logo like always.TRENDING THREADS
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