Windows 10: login freezes on startup/sleep initialization/lock screen

god i love win 10 i really do, if not for these few ridiculously unsolvable bugs pretty much rendering
my lappy unusable for hours at a time.

sys specs

i7-6700
12gb DDR4 RAM
nvidia GTX960M


Win 10 came preinstalled on the system, didn't start hangups until the upgrades started rolling in. Disabled that in the Admin tools. Still having the issue. On startup I get the bright cyan screen with the stupid white dot circle and "Please Wait"... on sleep mode initialization this thing doesn't even wake back up, have to hard reset and yea cyan screen with stupid white dot circle. On lock screen initialization, it will hang out with the default windows screen logo and the 3 buttons for power, accessibility and wifi access but the password field and my user name just wont appear immediately. Trying to solve this because I really don't want to roll back, but I've already backed up my system to another partition just in case I have to go back to Win 8. No BSOD's, no crashes, system runs flawlessly out of the box as it should. Only issue is the cyan screen and white spinning dots that can take up to 30 mins to 4 hours to let me login. BTW the admin user acct is local and not cloud based. IF anyone else has solved this issue I'm all ears. Thanks in advance. Have not yet uninstalled the updates either but I'm not even sure that will solve this issue, seems systemic. *Rolleyes*cry*Confused

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Windows 10 lock screen issue

Thanks, but the initial lock screen & login screen have already been disabled,

The issue is the subsequent lock screen that appears some time later for unknown reasons. specially when we have set the screen to never sleep, the computer never goes to sleep either.

 

Windows Hello - Coudn't turn on camera

This is the same conclusion that I came to with my R3 15 alienware.

The camera is not available, or not initialized, before being required for Windows Hello login, when the computer is initially started up. The camera is subsequently available when I lock the screen and return.

This only became an issue after the last windows update.

If startup takes longer than usual; e.g., a third party update is being applied at startup, then the camera is available for Windows Hello login. So, there is some race condition occurring. And, as suggested by britcam, is there a way to coerce login to
occur after the camera has had the opportunity to be initialized.

Do people have fast windows-boot enabled (not sure what is the correct name is for this feature)? It just occurs to me that if this was disabled then startup might take longer giving the camera time to be initialized. I will try this tonight and report
if it has any bearing on the issue.