Windows 10: PC won't Boot Following Successful System Retore

Hi,


Recently my laptop installed updates and afterward it would't boot properly. I tried several fixes and eventually used a system restore and it completed and restarted fine. When i turned my off it went back again to the did not boot properly and i did the restore again.


I have tried this several times and the same boot issue and restore works until I restart or turn off. Any ideas on how to fix this?


thanks,


Mike

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Windows 10 won´t start any program as Administrator

Hello. I´m having this issue since installed one of the latest Windows 10 system updates.

When I try to open any program that requires Administrator confirmation (that screen with the Yes/No question), this dialog won´t appear anymore. The screen background stays darkened and nothing happens.

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2. My microsoft user account is properly checked
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I would still say try a different PSU... here is a solid budget power supply:

EVGA 430 W1, 80+ WHITE 430W, 3 Year Warranty, Power Supply 100-W1-0430-KR, Black:Amazon:Computers & Accessories

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Honestly I would do process of elimination to another step...and that step would be the PSU. If nothing changes after that..I would try to force flash the CMOS if possible..to ensure no corruptions lie within that.

I would also try as I suggested above and try to boot with minimal hardware... you need an STDIN...Keyboard, STDOUT...VGA, CPU, stick of RAM and power to be able to perform POST on the mainboard. So starting with that would be a great place to go next.

If nothing changes..depending on what you're running a different CPU might be the next step... by the time you're done...you might have built a different PC. But you'll also have more experience in PC diagnostics which is a huge plus for odd issues like these...wish it was in front of me so I could examine and diagnose.