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Earlier this week some of our users reported seeing only a black screen or black screen with a moving cursor when logging into their Windows 8 or Window 8.1 device. The root cause appears to be a known issue with versions 2.16.31.75, 2.17.1.22 and 2.17.0.324 of Search Protect, a product which can be installed on Windows devices as part of a web download made available by ClientConnect Ltd. ClientConnect Ltd has posted a notification on the following website:
http://info.trovi.com/searchprotect/support_center_notifications
Some customers have reported resolving the problem using these steps:
If these steps do not help, please contact ClientConnect’s support center using the above link for support as described here.
As Microsoft continues to investigate this issue, updates will be posted here.
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Called up Microsoft Store and the technician remoted in and found malware. He first rebooted into safe mode with networking, uninstalled McAfee using the control panel and Revo, then installed and ran Malwarebytes. He also uninstalled a whole bunch of devices that we duplicates from Lenovo. Computer is back to normal.
Hi ,Which Company You have?? if you have Dell Then try To update Your BIOS
Are you talking about possible malware infection as mentioned in these Google Posts?
