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HutsieMutsie

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• Today at 4:52 AM

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My PC just crashed this morning. It completely froze, after restarting the pc, i dont get a screen. Its just constantly black. I cant even get into the BIOS of my computer. I think it has something to do with the recent june update but im not sure. Does anybody have a solution?

I have already restarted it a couple of times and turned the full power of for more than a minute. And i still just get a black screen.

 

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• Today at 5:01 AM

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If you can see BIOS logo or boot into BIOS that means it's not Windows 11 software update caused the problem try resetting BIOS setup by removing BIOS CMOS battery.

 

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• Today at 5:03 AM

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FreeBooter said:

If you can see BIOS logo or boot into BIOS that means it's not Windows 11 software update caused the problem try resetting BIOS setup by removing BIOS CMOS battery.

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I cant see the bios logo, i was just trying to press delete in the hope that it does work.

 

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• Today at 5:04 AM

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Does the computer give beep sounds?

 

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• Today at 5:06 AM

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• Today at 5:07 AM

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FreeBooter said:

Does the computer give beep sounds?

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No i cant hear any sounds, ill try to reset the motherboard like u sent. Ill put in a new battery for the motherboard.

 

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• Today at 5:19 AM

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WOOWW, this works thank you!
What do i do now, im in the bios menu. Ive read that maybe secure boot is an issue, but im not sure

 

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• 44 minutes ago

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Is your Win 11 Pro, and if so, do you have Bitlocker enabled?

Now you've been able to access BIOS again, presumably you still can't boot. Some PC's are especially vulnerable to certificate update issues as there simply isn't sufficient storage space for them.

The June update is widely known, as you say, to cause some people severe problems.
See e.g.

See part 3:

Microsoft confirms issues in Windows 11 KB5094126 June 2026 update

Microsoft has confirmed it's aware of multiple known issues in KB5094126 (June 2026 Patch Tuesday update).

www.windowslatest.com

 

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