gui showing up late after every restart or shutdown and turning on the pc

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gui not showing up after turning onthe computer
it takes so long to load to use apps i use ctrl+alt+del and open task manager and use the run in the task manager to open apps till the gui loads

vorsv said:

windows version 22000.675
gui not showing up after turning onthe computer
it takes so long to load to use apps i use ctrl+alt+del and open task manager and use the run in the task manager to open apps till the gui loads

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If we're talking about the computer in your specs... it's probably always gonna load the GUI slowly.
It needs more RAM and if it doesn't have one already... an SSD as well.

Ghot said:

If we're talking about the computer in your specs... it's probably always gonna load the GUI slowly.
It needs more RAM and if it doesn't have one already... an SSD as well.

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sorry my bad i upgraded my ram to 8 gbin laptop but another computer (pc) with ssd and 8gb ram thats also mine has the same problem that pc has a low level gpu as well

vorsv said:

sorry my bad i upgraded my ram to 8 gb but another computer (pc) with ssd and 8gb ram thats also mine has the same problem that pc has a low level gpu as well

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Well, my computer does that sometimes... usually after a Windows update.
I just reboot it 1-2 times and it comes back to normal startup speed.

@vorsv You said in another post you had the same problem as that OP which was getting bsod, Windows 11 Pro - Black Screen with Cursor after Login but now you speak of slow boot. 2 different things.

I suggest you perform a clean boot to eliminate software problems. Perform a Clean Boot in Windows 11 to Troubleshoot Software Conflicts Tutorial

Also check to see if the problem exists in safe boot. Boot to Safe Mode in Windows 11 Tutorial

glasskuter said:

@vorsv You said in another post you had the same problem as that OP which was getting bsod, Windows 11 Pro - Black Screen with Cursor after Login but now you speak of slow boot. 2 different things.

I suggest you perform a clean boot to eliminate software problems. Perform a Clean Boot in Windows 11 to Troubleshoot Software Conflicts Tutorial

Also check to see if the problem exists in safe boot. Boot to Safe Mode in Windows 11 Tutorial

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hi but i never mentioned slow boot i said the gui shows up late i am able to see the the login screen able to type the pin OR password but after that the screen goes black i can only see my cursor after posting this i stumbled upon that thread that seems to me like a same problem

i did not get bosd(blue screen of death and this problem is there for me for more than 2 weeks

There is a known issue that will be resolved in the 22H2 release. In the meantime, try this to see if it helps:

1) Open File Explorer.
2) In the address bar type in %temp% and hit <ENTER>.
3) Delete everything in this location.
4) Reboot

NOTE: There will very likely be some files and folders that cannot be deleted. If that happens, choose the option to skip that file or folder and check the box to do the same for all remaining files.

Let me know if that helps.

will let u know in a minute

it does not work i used task manager to open this browser now

vorsv said:

able to see the the login screen able to type the pin OR password but after that the screen goes black

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Are you using any third party program that alters the Windows GUI? ie startisback, explorerpatcher, etc?
Did you attempt booting in safe mode or performing a clean boot as I suggested? If you are able to get into safe mode try a system restore. Let us know if you are successful.

does clean boot means reinstalling the os
no gui altering software
safe mode works fine
and no restore point before the problem

vorsv said:

does clean boot means reinstalling the os

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No, putting a system in clean boot starts windows with a minimal set of drivers and startup programs, so that you can determine whether a background program or service is causing a problem and if so, use process of elimination to narrow it down to the problematic application. That tutorial explains it well.

So you say safe mode works fine. In safe mode you are using the basic Windows default graphics driver. Please look at windows update history (settings-windows update-update history-scroll to bottom-expand driver updates.) If there has been an update to your graphics driver just prior to this problem beginning, while in windows update "pause updates" Make note of the version of the new driver. (By the way, what graphics do you have)

Then go to device manager, expand display adapters,right click on your graphics adapter. Select properties, driver tab. See if you can rollback driver. Attempt restart in normal mode and report back findings.

thank you will try and return back

in update history only one driver is installed gonna try clean boot

That screenshot appears to be in normal boot and everything looks ok. Is it booting correctly now? You said this problem started 2 weeks ago, about the time of that driver update, correct?

Mainstream laptop manufacturers such as HP, DELL and Samsung have their own drivers, which I believe are customised (correct me if I am wrong guys) so try updating graphics drivers via the Samsung support website: - Update software, apps, and drivers on your Samsung PC

i chose clean boot and everything is normal until a restart

glasskuter said:

That screenshot appears to be in normal boot and everything looks ok. Is it booting correctly now? You said this problem started 2 weeks ago, about the time of that driver update, correct?

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dont know wht to do

wiganken said:

Mainstream laptop manufacturers such as HP, DELL and Samsung have their own drivers, which I believe are customised (correct me if I am wrong guys) so try updating graphics drivers via the Samsung support website: - Update software, apps, and drivers on your Samsung PC

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this is a oldest laptop it is updated to lateTest driver which came in 2015(driver's last update)

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