Changed permisssions and now it prevents my windows 10 to bootup (i have a black screen)

ghali12345 · Nov 18, 2023

ghali12345 said:
I hope also

I wasnt able to try the command of mister dacrone , because my computer is in french so i hace to use the commands in french. For example "everyone" in my computer is translated to "Tout le Monde" the only similar thing is trusted installer and system

ghali12345 · Nov 21, 2023

I would like to say that i still havent seen my father's friend so if you want an update you can tell me

Scannerman · Nov 21, 2023

@ghali12345 Status update please.

ghali12345 · Nov 21, 2023

Scannerman said:
@ghali12345 Status update please.

Ok dont worry

Scannerman · Nov 22, 2023

I was going to say first check your connections.

Glad you appear to have solved the problem.

ghali12345 · Nov 23, 2023

Scannerman said:
I was going to say first check your connections. Glad you appear to have solved the problem.

No no i didnt solve it , i am going to a professional to repair my issue.

please pray for me

Scannerman · Nov 23, 2023

That bad huh? Well, there are work arounds for preserving your personal data and keeping the user files by moving them all onto another hard drive and reinstalling the OS. I've done this many times, saving people's data for them. If you have already exhausted every other possibility, that could be an option. Depending on the PC you are using sometimes you can F8 from the UEFI (BIOS) to access safe mode. I have no idea why Windows made it so difficult to access safe mode on the newer 10 and 11 operating systems. Anyway, just a thought.

ghali12345 · Nov 23, 2023

Scannerman said:
That bad huh? Well, there are work arounds for preserving your personal data and keeping the user files by moving them all onto another hard drive and reinstalling the OS. I've done this many times, saving people's data for them. If you have already exhausted every other possibility, that could be an option. Depending on the PC you are using sometimes you can F8 from the UEFI (BIOS) to access safe mode. I have no idea why Windows made it so difficult to access safe mode on the newer 10 and 11 operating systems. Anyway, just a thought.

I would go to a professional and explain the issue , since i am Moroccan and speak french and moroccan dialect every day it would be easier to explain my issue.
When i reinstalled windows 3years ago i had an issue with my win 10 , and after the reinstallation of windows 10 (2weeks after) i found the solution in a forum and i was mad about it

ghali12345 · Nov 23, 2023

Scannerman said:
That bad huh? Well, there are work arounds for preserving your personal data and keeping the user files by moving them all onto another hard drive and reinstalling the OS. I've done this many times, saving people's data for them. If you have already exhausted every other possibility, that could be an option. Depending on the PC you are using sometimes you can F8 from the UEFI (BIOS) to access safe mode. I have no idea why Windows made it so difficult to access safe mode on the newer 10 and 11 operating systems. Anyway, just a thought.

I cant even buy a new hard drive my parents said no , even if it is 256gb

Scannerman · Nov 24, 2023

Taking your PC to a professional will cost you more than a 256GB hard drive. Do your parents know this?

Of course, if you can get free real time professional help consider yourself fortunate.

There are also a lot of professionals here, in this forum. Myself, I'm just an old maverick.

The only certification (and training) I ever got was from Microsoft MSN Gaming zone working as a glorified babysitter.

But I've been building PCs for over 20 years and servicing others for at least as long so I think I know a little bit about the trade.

This black screen issue with Win 11 is a common problem. I hope you manage to solve it soon, without any great expense.

ghali12345 · Nov 24, 2023

Scannerman said:
Taking your PC to a professional will cost you more than a 256GB hard drive. Do your parents know this?

Of course, if you can get free real time professional help consider yourself fortunate.

There are also a lot of professionals here, in this forum. Myself, I'm just an old maverick.

The only certification (and training) I ever got was from Microsoft MSN Gaming zone working as a glorified babysitter.

But I've been building PCs for over 20 years and servicing others for at least as long so I think I know a little bit about the trade.

This black screen issue with Win 11 is a common problem. I hope you manage to solve it soon, without any great expense.

He is the friend of my father so it will cost nothing i dont really want to do a clean install. I am sure it is not the only soolution , 3 years ago I did a clean install , and someone already had the solution and I regreted it. So i clearly wont do it. I hope i am not rude.

ghali12345 · Nov 24, 2023

ghali12345 said:
He is the friend of my father so it will cost nothing i dont really want to do a clean install. I am sure it is not the only soolution , 3 years ago I did a clean install , and someone already had the solution and I regreted it. So i clearly wont do it. I hope i am not rude.

The problem is that it is hard to explain

goingg to a pro and be with him and speak my language in the same time , it will be easier to explain the issue and i can seewhat he is doing. Please i am so sorrg if i am rude

snapshot 2022 · Nov 24, 2023

I would think it is time to just buy a new laptop and move on.

LesFerch · Nov 24, 2023

snapshot 2022 said:
I would think it is time to just buy a new laptop and move on.

@ghali12345 was very clear that buying an external drive to backup data wasn't a financial option, so I think that would also rule out a new laptop as well. He said that the "pro", that may be able to help, is a family friend (i.e. free) so we'll wait and see how that goes. Anyhow, there was no indication that there is anything wrong with the current computer other than a messed up OS, so there's no need for a new computer. He's just trying to avoid doing a clean install (which may prove unavoidable).

ghali12345 · Nov 24, 2023

LesFerch said:
@ghali12345 was very clear that buying an external drive to backup data wasn't a financial option, so I think that would also rule out a new laptop as well. He said that the "pro", that may be able to help, is a family friend (i.e. free) so we'll wait and see how that goes. Anyhow, there was no indication that there is anything wrong with the current computer other than a messed up OS, so there's no need for a new computer. He's just trying to avoid doing a clean install (which may prove unavoidable).

Yeah the only problem is the OS , my father thinks OS= System component ram etc..

snapshot 2022 · Nov 24, 2023

LesFerch said:
@ghali12345 was very clear that buying an external drive to backup data wasn't a financial option, so I think that would also rule out a new laptop as well. He said that the "pro", that may be able to help, is a family friend (i.e. free) so we'll wait and see how that goes. Anyhow, there was no indication that there is anything wrong with the current computer other than a messed up OS, so there's no need for a new computer. He's just trying to avoid doing a clean install (which may prove unavoidable).

I just misunderstood that it was the OS sorry.

ghali12345 · Nov 25, 2023

snapshot 2022 said:
I just misunderstood that it was the OS sorry.

Oh ok , thats okay

Almighty1 · Nov 26, 2023

You may want to run this as I had the same issue as you did before which this fixed as Windows would not load up since the the Start menu and the taskbar would not load...

GitHub - AgentRev/WindowsAppsUnfukker: PowerShell script to fix WindowsApps-related permission errors and crashes.

PowerShell script to fix WindowsApps-related permission errors and crashes. - AgentRev/WindowsAppsUnfukker

github.com

antspants · Nov 26, 2023

Almighty1 said:
You may want to run this as I had the same issue as you did before which this fixed as Windows would not load up since the the Start menu and the taskbar would not load...

GitHub - AgentRev/WindowsAppsUnfukker: PowerShell script to fix WindowsApps-related permission errors and crashes.

PowerShell script to fix WindowsApps-related permission errors and crashes. - AgentRev/WindowsAppsUnfukker

github.com

I laughed reading that page

ghali12345 · Nov 26, 2023

Almighty1 said:
You may want to run this as I had the same issue as you did before which this fixed as Windows would not load up since the the Start menu and the taskbar would not load...

GitHub - AgentRev/WindowsAppsUnfukker: PowerShell script to fix WindowsApps-related permission errors and crashes.

PowerShell script to fix WindowsApps-related permission errors and crashes. - AgentRev/WindowsAppsUnfukker

github.com

I would do it , if my computer was still booting , probably i will do it if my computer is booting up again