Windows 10: Black Screen With Cursor PLEASE HELP

Okay so I'm panicking a bit here.

Installed the 'Windows 10 Login Screen Changer' that I found on this forum, clicked 'change background' and bam...black screen. I turned the computer off and on again and still black screen with a Cursor.

Ctrl Alt Del does nothing. My keyboard still lights up, and pressing Windows + P brings up the project menu but doesn't solve the issue.

I don't know what to do. If someone can help solve this I will appreciate it so much because I'm a bit worried right now *Sad

Forgot to mention I'm running the newest build of Windows 10 and have been for several weeks without any problems.

:)

 

Windows 10 black screen with cursor please help

Thnx I will try that

 

Windows 10 black screen with cursor please help

I installed windows 10 and it worked for about a month no problems I ran ccleaner and selected check explorer .exe and then it worked for 10 minetes until I shut it down the next day I booted it up and it booted to a black screen with cursor i checked in
the boos and there was no hardware problems but I can't go to safe mode because when I press the keys it still goes to the black screen and the worse thing is my laptop did not come with recovery media in any way

Update: control alt delete to go into task manager did not work it stays in the black screen

 

THIS PROBLEM HAS BEEN AN ONGOING ISSUE WITH WINDOWS 10.

Below is a Microsoft Knoledge Base entry from April of this year.

httpw://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/3055414

"The lock screen in Windows 10 Technical Preview Build 10061 might appear as a black screen with a mouse cursor
Symptoms

When you sign out of Windows 10 Technical Preview Build 10061 and return to the lock screen, you might see only a black screen with a responsive mouse cursor. Pressing the Alt+Tab keys or the Ctrl+Alt+Del keys has no visible effect.
Workaround

If you are experiencing this issue, follow these steps to sign into Windows:

At the black screen, press the Ctrl key once on an attached physical keyboard. (You won’t see any visible change, but pressing the Ctrl key will place the cursor in the password box that you’re currently not able to see.)

Now type the password of the user that just signed out and press Enter.This will sign you back into Windows and the desktop will appear.

If you failed to sign in because you mistyped the password, press Enter once more. Then retype the password and press Enter." ...

PLEASE NOTE: IF YOU ARE INSTALLING WINDOWS 10. AFTER ENTERING YOUR PASSWORD, THE CURSOR SHOULD VANISH FOR SEVERAL MINUTES WHILE WINDOWS COMPLETES THE INSTALL SETUP. MY COMPUTER, A FAST ALIENWARE, TOOK ABOUT FIVE MINUTES TO COMPLETE THE SETUP AND THEN THE WINDOWS 10 DESKTOP APPEARED.