Hey hey hey guys what is up my name is TechNoboOriginal, welcome back to a new video.
So, if you've installed Windows and you're getting the infinite loading screen,
that looks like this. Just keeps loading and loading forever, seems like nothing is ever going to happen
and most likely, nothing will happen.
Especially if your HDD light on your laptop/pc is just blinking once every second
seconds or so it seems like it's idling forever or if you have a black screen
that looks a little bit like this after you've loaded in the Windows logo or
before it during it whenever it happens it's just a black screen stays there
forever
the other thing is the infinite restart Windows asks you to download an update
or doesn't just download it anyway
ask you to restart you restart comes there's a logo you get past it
installing Windows updates and then failed or that it needs to restart it
will restart your computer either way and it will go back to the logo and keep
saying installing updates or update failed installing updates failed forever
I have only got this area with two things which is the oculus runtime which
isn't designed to run Windows 10 but I installed it anyway, it gave me this error because the drivers
because they were outdated and they weren't designed to work with Windows 10 also the
KB 30821438 the update from this week
can actually cause this a lot of people are going to get this error which is why
I am making this video for you guys to know how to fix it normally when you
reach something like this you might feel the need to reinstall windows completely
I made this mistake the first time and it's a lot of effort I wish I knew about
this earlier that I'm sharing with you guys and so basically what you need to
do when you reach the Windows logo while booting up PC you're gonna cut the power
completely if using a laptop plug the battery and plug the power supply if
using just normal PC either they should be a button somewhere on it you can hold
down the power button for five to ten seconds should shut off, or you can just pull out the
plug either way it's green logo black restarted once again you might see the
logo once again if you do when there's no text underneath that allowed to have
the power again
now this is the third time that you're building into a PC it should say
repairing automatic repair now once you reach this you'll have to wait until it
completes with the slow loading thing will go black with a couple of seconds
to me it's just a little window flash but still black, just wait and it should
say diagnosing your PC
wait for that to complete this is four times realtime so does take quite a
while once you get past that you'll find the screen says automatic repair
hit advanced options
troubleshoot and then advanced options once again and then startup settings now
once you're in here you have to click restart it'll restart your PC
you'll see a similar blue screen with numbers 1 to 9 I think you have to hit
them before which everyone says safe mode once you're inside a safe mode you
Once you are inside safe mode, you can go ahead and try and uninstall the update yourself or if you installed a
program that made this occur and you know which one it is installed the
driver or know whichever program caused this.
installed anything before you got this problem go ahead
uninstall and restart your PC if it didn't work restart twice and then you'll end
up back in this menu will have to click Advanced Options once again and once
you're inside of it will have to go to troubleshoot where then you'll have to head
to advanced options and this time you'll have to go to command prompt then you'll
see the little black box that is labeled CMD.exe and then type in
C: and then DIR, if you see Program files or Program Files x86 (if you're using 64 bit windows) or if you see
Windows any one of those files like you see now if they pop up you will be on
the right driver not you'll have to type D: and then type the DIR again and
if you see all these files here Program Files or Program FIles x86 (if you're using 64 bit) then windows
basically what you gonna need to do now once you've found the right drivers type
CD / windows / system32 / config once you're inside of a type MD BACKUP this
will make a new folder for backups that we can not mess up anything because we
incase we do, you can always roll back and then you'll be able to go back to where you
were before we actually fix this problem then once you're inside of it and you've
done the MD backup you'll have to type COPY *.* Backup
There's a space between copy and *.* It'll copy 9 files or 10 / 11
Depending on how many files there are there should be around 9 or 10 once you're done wit that
CD regback, once you've done that type
DIR once again and you'll see a bunch of things pop up with the numbers next to them , now if any of these
any of these numbers are zero like I have got them here, you won't be able to
continue with this process if they have got numbers next to them which aren't
equal to 0 you can continue with the next step now this is a virtual machine
So it has absolutely nothing on it, it's a fresh install of Windows. I'm just doing it
to show you guys how to solve a your main PC I had this problem I on my main
Windows computer but I managed to fix it using this. If none of them are equal to 0, type
copy *.* ..
copy *.* .. once you're in here you will have to type A to copy
copy all of them and overwrite them, I'm not actually going to do this so im actually going to type N for
all of them but if you haven't got any numbers = 0 go ahead with the *.* ..
hit enter once you've started copying and everything you'll
have to hit A and hit eter once again and it'll copy all the files overwrite them and then
you can go ahead and type exit enter door closes in the shutdown PC now so
this will take a while or six times it will take a while to startup so don't worry, you'll reach a black screen that
maybe about five minutes don't worry this will only happen the onec and once you get past
that you'll be greeted with the familiar login screen where you can go ahead put in your password
and you will be greeted by your desktop after that.
everything else all intact
will not delete any files like a system restore might all your programs and
files should still be there will be no areas and it should actually fix this
and it might actually improve your performance slightly one thing I have
noticed is that if you have a custom visualizer for something like Windows
Media Player installed I had a custom install some reason and that seemed to
disappear after eight this but you know you gonna do little small things I can
always go down there once again but I really think it does anymore to your PC
besides fixing it this is a permanent fix you shouldn't ever get this again
unless you install the drivers or whatever you installed last time once
again and if you get the problem again you can't go through the steps again and
then you'll be able to use your PC like normal
hope you guys enjoyed the next video , bye