Windows 10: Turned off PC (stuck in update 100% screen) Now it won’t log in or let me boot up in safe...

Okay so my pc had an update so i went and updated it. It got stuck in the update 100% screen. Did not know what to do, so I decided to shut it off. Once I turn back on the PC it booted up like normal. I’m on the login screen and I attempt to login but I stay stuck Loading to log in screen. OK, so I thought there must be another way to fix that. So I did some digging around and found out that booting it in safe mode would help But now when I try to click on the power logo on the bottom right corner it does not bring up any options and it freezes. I do not know what to do I need help please.

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Computer won't Get Past Boot Screen

Safe mode and run driver sweeper

 

Computer won't Get Past Boot Screen

Basically just made a new PC

ASUS P5LP-LE
X1300 PCI-E
2GB 533MHz
Win Xp Pro SP3

all worked amazingly. uninstalled video drivers. windows did some updates before it shut down. shut down ok, then i changed the graphics card from x1300 to 7950gt, and it freezes on boot screen

switched back to x1300, still freezes on boot screen.

set jumper to clear cmos, turned pc on, freezes at boot screen again

then i put x850xt in, freezes at boot screen. removed 6 pin power connector to x850xt, get a warning that says "NO POWER CONNECTOR TO GRAPHICS CARD", so i turn off and connect it. still freezes at boot screen.

fucking hell, all i did was swiTch a graphics card, then when i put it back it doesnt care!!

WHAT !

seriously i spent all day fixing this thing up and now it just fucks me over, im so annoyed

any suggestions?

 

Windows 10 Stuck on Safe Mode Log in screen

Hello Garth,


Thank you for posting your query in Microsoft Community Forums. We are glad to help you.


I would suggest you to follow the steps given below and check if the issue persists:

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  Press Windows key + R.
  
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  Type msconfig and hit enter.
  
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  Click on boot tab.
  
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  Uncheck the safe boot box and click OK.
  
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  Restart your computer.
  

Thanks and regards,

Jenith