Windows 10: My windows died

So, I'm going to tell exactly what happened yesterday when I shutted my pc down:

Yesterday I was watching some episodes from a series and using the program TeamViewer on my phone, to be my mouse (since I wasn't that close to my pc and I don't have any bluetooth/wifi mouse) and after watching a couple of episodes I decided to shut down my pc (also did it through the TeamViewer) and today, when I tried to turn on my pc some "parts" of windows are not working for example: alt+tab, windows startup menu not opening not even with the windows key, the clock on the taskbar not opening (it keeps showing the time but when I click it nothing opens), the settings are not opening, the file explorer and everything windows related is taking a lot of time to open


I'd like to know if someone already had this same problem and how did you solved it


Solutions that i've already tried:

• Restarting my pc
• Search for virus (with avast)
• Starting the teamviewer and restarting through the teamviewer
• searched on the web a lot of ways and none worked (post your solution though because there's a chance that I haven't tried it)

:)

 

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critical process died in windows 10

Hi,

To resolve your concern about the critical process died in Windows 10, we suggest that you do the system diagnostics. Here are the steps:

• Boot your computer and continuously press ESC key on your keyboard until you reach the
  Startup menu.
  
• From the Startup menu, press F2 (or whatever the designated key is) for
  System Diagnostics.
• Use arrow keys to navigate and choose Hard Drive Check.
• Choose Extensive Check.

Allow it to finish then boot your computer as normal.

Let us know how it goes.