Windows 10: Installed Win 10 after first reboot screen stuck

I upgraded to win 10 today from 7. After rebooting my screen now shows windows wallpaper (one of their scenic view wallpaper) as I had a custom picture and it displays the date and time in the left corner. See attached picture. I have no cursor and the keyboard doesn't work. The keyboard and mouse light up like their connected properly but they don't work. Ctrl Alt Del does not work. I've plugged them into other USB ports but I get the same result. I've booted into bios and the mouse and the keyboard work there. I've rebooted dozens of times to the same result. Has anyone seen or heard of this? I also downloading the media creation tool to a USB drive and tried booting from that and repairing the OS but no result. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks



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Windows 10 install stuck after first reboot/ clean install on a new SSD.

Windows 10 install stuck after first reboot/ clean install on a new SSD. I don't have any peripheral connected (only mouse and keyboard) or any other hdd. I followed the steps from microsoft win 10 clean install, but everytime get stuck after first
reboot. The first problem was that the install ( from a flash drive) get stuck at the first logo, but I changed my videocard with the onboard one and now its working and the install start.

 

Win 10 with 2880x1620 main display & 1920x1080 second monitor -- objects being re-sized?

Thanks SujataMoktan -- those links are very connected to the problem. It turns out after the first 3-4 reboots, my new Win 10 installation went over to Recommended defaults for the percentage scale size of "text, apps, and other items".

In my case, those defaults were 200% on my main screen (high density), and 100% on my second monitor (regular HD).

But when I first installed Win 10, both screens must have started out at 100% each. But when Win 10 went to the recommended defaults, my apps which have windows on both monitors were visually impossible to use.

After I reset main screen to 100%, and keeping second HD screen at 100%, then rebooted and loaded my apps, everything back to normal the way it looked in Win 8.1.

Problem solved!

 

I've got exactly the same issue. Did you find resolution?

 

any chance you can disconnect both of them, turn on the computer, plug them in when you arrive at this screen? Or, to different USB ports?

Nevermind about the other USB ports, I didn't read that far.

 

Hi

What antivirus and other security software are you using? Was the AV & security software running during the upgrade process/procedure?

 

Managed to make my way in, Wasn't straight forward, and not sure if all steps were necessary.

To start, my motherboard is an ASUS P8Z68-V Pro and graphics card, NVIDIA Ge Force 560 Ti. I suspect both are having compatibility issues.

In the BIOS, I went to Advanced mode and set Legacy USB support to Auto; and disabled EHCI. Under System Agent Configuration/Graphics Configuration, I selected iGfx instead of Auto.

I then connected monitor cable to motherboard jack instead of graphics card. On restart, I hit the computer power button to shut down the system when the Windows symbol appeared, twice in a row. On the third go-around, Windows should start Automatic Repair. The repair didn't work, but allows you to select Advanced options/Troubleshooting/Advanced Options and then Startup Options/Restart. After restart, I selected F5 for Safe Mode with Networking, although networking did not function. Mouse and keyboard then functional. I then started Device Manager and disabled the graphics card. Clicked on Windows/Power/Restart, and when same date and time screen comes up, a wiggle of the mouse brought it to the login screen.

Hope this helps.