- Dec 12, 2017
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I have a specific problem!
I call it “specific”, because this is one of those problems which you can replicate or stop altogether if you wish to!
I mean this problem must be particularly very interesting to Microsoft: Maybe they will be ready to pay me thousands of Euros to have my computer to test on it!
In reality I have done everything in my power to solve this problem! I read everything which was online and watched every guide about how to solve a “Windows 7 logon black screen with cursor” problem!
Noting worked!
Except what is mentioned in this post about some updates:
visihow.com/Repair_Windows_7_Black_Screen_of_Death
Specifically they have written this in the above post:
“One of the first major culprits for the black screen issue as discussed in the Windows community is a certain Windows 7 security update. Several Windows 7 users apparently stumbled upon the problem after installing, knowingly or unknowingly, the security updates code-named Update KB2607712, Update KB976098 and Update KB915597. While Microsoft has rebutted this claim, a slew of Windows users still claimed that uninstalling the said updates restored their Windows system back to normal. If you had installed Windows updates prior to the BSOD episode, there is a high probability that this could be the cause of the BSOD issue.”
And read it again:
“While Microsoft has rebutted this claim, a slew of Windows users still claimed that uninstalling the said updates restored their Windows system back to normal.”
Very strange as my computer is a living proof that something is indeed wrong with Microsoft Windows SP1 update in my case!
I have done this dozens of times: as soon as I uninstall “Service Pack for Microsoft Windows (KB976932)” by going to “Control Panel” and then “Programs and Features” and then “View Installed Updates”, the problem stops altogether: I have no black screen with cursor on logon! Everything works normal! But as soon as I install the SP1 (which is also called update KB976932), the problem returns:
I have a black screen with cursor upon Windows 7 logon!
I have done this back and forth for 10 times at least! Every time this same thing happens: as I uninstall SP1, the problem solves fully and if I install it again the problem returns fully!
Yet, I need SP1!
I use Soldiworks which specifically (like some other programs) needs PS1 to run!
So what to do? Does anyone knows what this SP1 does to my PC?
I mean I have another laptop and the exact version of Windows 7 on it and I use the exact SP1 update on it and there has never been such problem ever?
But why on this computer this happens?
If it was a hardware or software issue with this computer, then the problem must have not stopped altogether upon uninstalling SP1? So it seems SP1 have some problem with a specific hardware or a software and I can’t know what it is?
While at the same time this SP1 is running on my laptop and I never go into this problem!
Finally any problem it is, Microsoft must be blamed for it!
There is something in their SP1, which clashes with some program!
Also regarding malwares, since I use an updated ESET antivirus, what kind of malware could possibly get activated only with SP1? Do we have such malwares in existence?!
I don’t understand it at all and I wish someone can shed some light to really solve this!
Look at my user name! It describes that this problem has become all of my life now!
I really want to get rid of this problem at any cost!
And it seems no one until this moment knows what causes this!
But I still wish someone can help me here!
I call it “specific”, because this is one of those problems which you can replicate or stop altogether if you wish to!
I mean this problem must be particularly very interesting to Microsoft: Maybe they will be ready to pay me thousands of Euros to have my computer to test on it!
In reality I have done everything in my power to solve this problem! I read everything which was online and watched every guide about how to solve a “Windows 7 logon black screen with cursor” problem!
Noting worked!
Except what is mentioned in this post about some updates:
visihow.com/Repair_Windows_7_Black_Screen_of_Death
Specifically they have written this in the above post:
“One of the first major culprits for the black screen issue as discussed in the Windows community is a certain Windows 7 security update. Several Windows 7 users apparently stumbled upon the problem after installing, knowingly or unknowingly, the security updates code-named Update KB2607712, Update KB976098 and Update KB915597. While Microsoft has rebutted this claim, a slew of Windows users still claimed that uninstalling the said updates restored their Windows system back to normal. If you had installed Windows updates prior to the BSOD episode, there is a high probability that this could be the cause of the BSOD issue.”
And read it again:
“While Microsoft has rebutted this claim, a slew of Windows users still claimed that uninstalling the said updates restored their Windows system back to normal.”
Very strange as my computer is a living proof that something is indeed wrong with Microsoft Windows SP1 update in my case!
I have done this dozens of times: as soon as I uninstall “Service Pack for Microsoft Windows (KB976932)” by going to “Control Panel” and then “Programs and Features” and then “View Installed Updates”, the problem stops altogether: I have no black screen with cursor on logon! Everything works normal! But as soon as I install the SP1 (which is also called update KB976932), the problem returns:
I have a black screen with cursor upon Windows 7 logon!
I have done this back and forth for 10 times at least! Every time this same thing happens: as I uninstall SP1, the problem solves fully and if I install it again the problem returns fully!
Yet, I need SP1!
I use Soldiworks which specifically (like some other programs) needs PS1 to run!
So what to do? Does anyone knows what this SP1 does to my PC?
I mean I have another laptop and the exact version of Windows 7 on it and I use the exact SP1 update on it and there has never been such problem ever?
But why on this computer this happens?
If it was a hardware or software issue with this computer, then the problem must have not stopped altogether upon uninstalling SP1? So it seems SP1 have some problem with a specific hardware or a software and I can’t know what it is?
While at the same time this SP1 is running on my laptop and I never go into this problem!
Finally any problem it is, Microsoft must be blamed for it!
There is something in their SP1, which clashes with some program!
Also regarding malwares, since I use an updated ESET antivirus, what kind of malware could possibly get activated only with SP1? Do we have such malwares in existence?!
I don’t understand it at all and I wish someone can shed some light to really solve this!
Look at my user name! It describes that this problem has become all of my life now!
I really want to get rid of this problem at any cost!
And it seems no one until this moment knows what causes this!
But I still wish someone can help me here!
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