Windows 10: Windows 10 won't boot

I tried to disable password at startup. Then it told me the password was wrong at startup then I entered the password and it let me in but would not let me access the start menu or control panel to change back what I did. I was unable to enter safe mode. Now when it starts it goes to automatic repair which did not fix the problem and took an hour fixing disk problems. when I go troubleshoot advanced options it says there is no restore points, startup repair does not fix it, it says there is no previous build to go back to and it will not let medo anything if I choose startup settings it will not give the option for safe mode and I cannot enter safe mode through f8 or shift f8. Start up repair says the logfile is srttrail.txt It says registry roll back failed, registry is corrupt errorcode 0x2 Number of root causes = 1. Is there anything I can do apart from reset the PC? I don't really want to reinstall everything again

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Unable to start windows 10 after update?

Windows 10 Won't boot, Won't autorepair, won't go back to previous update after yesterday last update HELP!!

 

no boot situation in windows 10

Original Title: Windows 10

Did the free update for Windows 10, of was working fine, shut it off and now it won't boot up. I can't get past the first screen that says acer. Won't enter set up won't display boot menu. I can't do anything now

 

You can do an in-place upgrade, otherwise also known as repair install.
If you have saved the iso file, right click at it > click Mount > click Setup.exe.
This method allows you to keep your settings, files and apps.
No product key is required.
Activation is automatic.

If you have not saved an iso, use one of the following 2 links to download the iso file...............

Media Creation Tool (MCT)
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/soft...load/windows10

Tech Bench
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/softw...load/techbench


Good luck.

 

Thanks I will try that now

 

OK. Please, don't mess with the password thing.
What is so bad having have to enter your password on sign in ?

 

It didn't work it wants to do the repair install inside windows

 

I even lost patience and thought resetting my pc would be a faster option even if it requires software installation. But guess what? I tried it and it said there was a problem resetting your pc no changes have been made.

 

I gave you the method to do repair install inside Windows.
The very first reply I posted to you.

 

Sorry I must not have made myself clear but the title of the thread is Windows will not boot.

 

Ok, then I think reinstall is the only option left.
You probably know how to do it. But just in case........
Find another computer, use the links I gave you > download the iso file > burn it to a bootable DVD or USB.
Take it to the computer that will not boot >use the F key ( most computers use F2 or F12 ) to go to Boot Order screen > set the order to boot to CD/DVD, or USB, depending which bootable media you are using > insert the bootable media > restart computer.
Follow the prompts from there on.

Hope that will help you.

 

thanks I have just finished backing up my files, i booted with a Linux disk. now it won't let install to the c: drive. it says the disk has an mbr partition table on EFI systems windows can only be installed on GPT disks. *Mad I have no idea why there are 3 partitions on the C: drive. Also I had windows 7 ultimate does that mean I install Windows 10 home or pro?

 

I have no answer to you issue except ....................
Also I had windows 7 ultimate does that mean I install Windows 10 home or pro?

Answer : Windows 10 Pro is what you will get upon upgrade.

 

Hi all, hoping someone can help me. As I don't know where to post this... I lost power throughout the night and my desktop keeps coming up with "your pc did not start correctly". Restarting it's won't either. When I troubleshot and do a "rest this pc" it keeps coming up with "there was a problem resetting your pc" no changes were made". Nothing is working for me. Any help guys?

 

You would probably get better results if you would start a new thread.