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Starting as of last night, when I boot up my computer and log on, the computer hangs on a black screen for about 1 minute. Bandicam, like usual, starts up. The taskbar, desktop, and any other visible program/interface/gui doesn't appear until about 1-2 mins after logging on.


Currently running the OS off of an SSD. Two days ago, the desktop and such would load up near instantly, as one would expect.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!
 
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nickrr7001

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Scan your computer for a virus, you could have spyware or something like that, have you downloaded anything strange lately? Also you can restore your system back to yesterday and everything should go back to normal. Hope I helped! :)
 
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Just scanned yesterday for viruses and removed all threats. I suppose I can give it another go and see if any new viruses are present.

It's odd, however. Once my desktop and everything does load, the computer works flawlessly.
 
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I have used Soluto in th past to track what is happening at boot and identify anything slowing it down..
https://www.soluto.com/boot-time
I would not recommend leaving it on your PC.. but add it.. use it.. remove it once sorted.
Worth a try (and sure there are alternatives).

HTH
Cheers
 
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Currently downloading and installing AVG. Will run scans and report.
I'm not sure how a virus would cause my desktop and all interfaces to load slowly, but once loaded, work fine.
 
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Stop faffing about.. do the restore as suggested... or go to MSconfig and stop all progs that start with windows.. or start PC in Safe mode.
See if your problem disappears..
The black screen might indicate Bandicam is having a fit and become corrupt or something..
But just be systematic.. sure you can work it out.

Cheers
 
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I can't restore to a previous point, as there are no points to restore to.
I've already disabled all programs that start with windows.


I did some digging around, and found these two errors:
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This screams to me "Bandicam issue"
I am not familiar with it.. you say you disabled all progs that start with windows.. you sure?
Have you started in safe mode?
I would be inclined uninstall Badicam.. may be reinstall your graphics drivers... and take it from there.
But may be wait for someone who has Bandicam experience to comment
Cheers
 
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nickrr7001

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Restore your computer to the nearest restore point, It will remove anything that caused your computer to run slower.
 
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