Windows 10: Completely broken interface and more!

I'm having a very odd problem that my Win10 GUI interface is completely broken! but fully functional.
Let me explain, the majority of the elements from the new interface is missing. When I open a win10 app (not windows native program) the interface sometimes shows as a white window, sometimes it misses some elements...but in every case the close/max/minimize buttons are missing but still functional. The functions still remains on missing app elements if I click where the button should appear
The logon screen is completely black aside of the password input (not even the user picture is showing)
When I turn on/off the computer, the rotating animation is not shown anymore...

Here are some screenshots









Second problem is that when the screen goes off (inactivity, hibernate...) it wont turn on again until I force the computer to shutdown by long-pressing the power button

I've updated my drivers, updated windows and nothing.

I've also used many configurations of the DISM and SFC commands that I could find on the internet but none worked, the windows wont repair (sometimes it says healthy and sometimes it say it can't repair even on safe mode)

I've run out of options and I'm avoiding at maximum to format the computer

Anyone have any clue of what is happening?

PS: When I kill the DWM.exe process the interface shows perfectly but break as soon as I use it

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Desktop icons missing after Windows 10 update

Yeah. I booted my computer this morning and the interface is broken and unusable. Is there a solution for this?

 

Broken and blocked

Hi Janice... unless you had the 'auto backup to OneDrive' feature enabled, I don't think there's any way to retrieve the data from the broken phone -- especially if the interface (screen) is broken.

 

Hi Feeh and welcome to Tenforums.

You can download the latest General Release from turn off Fast Startup as well. I would try this before resorting to a clean install. Also, please uninstall any Dell bloatware you don't need.

Hope that helps!

 

Try creating a new local user account. See if the problem is also in the new user account. If it is - then it is Windows. If it is not - then your user account on the computer is corrupt.