Personalized settings not responding after windows 10 updates

Anonymous
2018-01-24T15:52:26+00:00

help please

Windows 10 updates have been installed on a HP elitebook 8460p.  When i reboot I am now stuck on the personalized settings not responding on a black screen.  I have tried many things to no avail.  The solutins thati have read have not been helpful.  Any thoughts?

Windows for home | Windows 10 | Windows update

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  1. Anonymous
    2019-02-04T16:49:04+00:00

    I'm allowed to complain then because I am dealing with this on a surface pro 4.

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  2. Anonymous
    2019-01-17T18:23:15+00:00

    Hello RickGanismith

    First, try shot-down and then turn-on the pc, then, the computer will work normally. 

    Wait a little bit, you can see a running cursor and the login page flashes once or twice, after that, you type "enter key", it will lead you into the login page. then, black screen maybe shows again, be patient at this moment, because the pc is looking for the desktop folder, and now, you should can see the desktop page shown on the pc.

    If it does not work, Ctl+Alt+Del, will lead to the task-manager. click 'file', select ' run-new-task. you will get another desktop windows explorer, then, you can do want ever you want.

    wish you a luck!

    yvonne

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  3. Anonymous
    2019-01-16T23:34:44+00:00

    Surely they can close off areas that will atleast enable us to login.   🤦‍♂️

    I cant open task manager, just a black screen.    Can ctl alt del and select task manager but it doesnt open.

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  4. Anonymous
    2019-01-14T01:57:23+00:00

    ok, it won't let me post the link,

    1. Open the start menu and select Settings
    2. Click the Network and Internet link.
    3. Select Wi-Fi from the sidebar.
    4. Click the Manage known network link under your existing connection.
    5. Choose the network you’re currently using from the list of available ones.
    6. Click Properties.
    7. Find the Metered connection section and toggle the switch to On

    I know it sounds like a lot of words but is quite simple, you'll see and probably figure it out by yourself once you get to step 2. It is intuitive

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  5. Anonymous
    2019-01-14T01:50:41+00:00

    ok, it won't let me post the link,

    1. Open the start menu and select Settings
    2. Click the Network and Internet link.
    3. Select Wi-Fi from the sidebar.
    4. Click the Manage known network link under your existing connection.
    5. Choose the network you’re currently using from the list of available ones.
    6. Click Properties.
    7. Find the Metered connection section and toggle the switch to On

    I know it sounds like a lot of words but is quite simple, you'll see and probably figure it out by yourself once you get to step 2. It is intuitive.

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