Windows 10: restart is nightmare for installation!

Nine times I have failed in installing Windows 10. When I reach the circle and percent screen and Copying Files is done, the computer restarts. When it loads back, surely the blue Windows sign and the loop appear. Then they disappear. Then a black screen stays there forever. What should I do for God's sake???

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Battery drains to 0% after shutdown

Hello, This whole thing is an ongoing nightmare. This morning, after some update attempt over night, my computer is completely crashed; error code Ocx0000001 I have attempted to restart and finally got it in safe mode. Now IT is downloading a version
of 8.1 onto a jumpdrive with my new computer to reinstall 8.1 onto the Dell nightmare.

This new program, 10, works fine on my new computer, it was factory install. But this attempt to do the update is a nightmare all around. I have lost so much work time because of it. Thanks for attempting to help but no window 10 for me on this Dell.
ciao dennis

 

I can't download what's app app on my nokia Lumia 630.. the error code 80070490

Thanks, I had to hard restart my phone and I have all the nightmare solved.

 

Yeah exactly my problem too, no one's responded to my thread yet...

 

Hi has any error codes come up at all
If so could you post them or google them and see what appears

 

This error has no error codes, it's a pure black screen

 

Member on windows 8 forum are having same issue
so googled it and this is what came up


Later versions of Windows

MS-DOS, Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows ME, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, and Windows 8 also display a Black Screen of Death when the operating system cannot boot. This is usually due to a missing file.This also happens when the user enables file compression on all files and the operating system compresses. Often the user must reinstall Windows, if the missing file is critical to the boot process. However, more often than not the boot screen will inform the user of the missing file. If the operating system is compressed, it will not be able to boot, even into safe mode. However, booting from another device and uncompressing the files will usually solve the issue.
In late 2009 several new reports of the Black Screen of Death in Windows XP, Windows Vista, and Windows 7 emerged. At first several claims pointed at a Windows Update. It was later recanted by Prevx as an erroneous report. Microsoft reported that no security update was causing the issue, and it may be tied to malicious software, or malware.[ In other cases, the black screen was replaced with the Blue Screen of Death. The Black Screen of Death may also be caused by certain components of a computer becoming too hot (overheating).
Early builds of Windows 8 featured a black screen of death, in place of the traditional blue screen, that appeared to indicate a Stop error. This black screen was simplified compared to the previous blue screen, omitting instructions that the user is recommended to take.

Sorry that is all I can find it might help