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Black Screen w/ Mouse - No CMD PRMPT

Discussion in 'Windows Vista' started by Chaoticflame, Oct 3, 2009.

  1. Chaoticflame

    Chaoticflame Guest

    Okay, long story here. Just last night, my computer was working fine. I
    ran Disk Cleanup, then I finally went to run Windows Update because it
    said there was a new one. I started it and it ran with 'Creating a
    restore point'. Meanwhile, I updated another program, and un/reinstalled
    one or two things. I decided it was taking much too long and told it to
    'Stop Installation', then Shut Down. Shut down hung at the 'Logging Off'
    so I manually shut down. After restarting, I ran it in Normal Mode and
    ran Glary Utilities, noticed the connection icon had a red X but I was
    connected to AIM. I thought that was weird and restarted again. It hung
    up again. Another reboot. I restart in Safe Mode and have it restart to
    run Disk Check, 'fix all file system errors' and 'attempt recovery of
    bad sectors'. Here's where my problem starts. It restarts as usual, and
    I log in. Nothing. Just a blank black screen and the mouse pointer. I
    can move the pointer but nothing appears. My desktop GUI will not show,
    I restart in Safe Mode. Even Safe Mode restarts with black screen and
    mouse pointer. I restart and run Startup Repair. No problems. Run System
    Restore to a point a month ago. That doesn't work. I've sat in Safe
    Mode. I tried CTRL-ALT-DEL and also CTRL-SHIFT-ESC. Task Manager refuses
    to show. I can get the Sticky Key box to pop up but if I ask for Ease of
    Access Center, I get nothing. I've even run Safe Mode with Command
    Prompt recently, as others have suggested, and even Command Prompt won't
    show!! What the heck do I do now? I would really rather not do a new OS
    install if it can be avoided, I have a lot of important files on the
    HD.

    Laptop: MSI GX630
    NVidia GeForce 9600M GT
    AMD Athlon 64 X2
    3 GB RAM
    320 GB HDD



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  2. Jim

    Jim Guest

    Try system restore to 1/10 - 10/1 , and if it works do updates again ,
    separately .





    On Sun, 4 Oct 2009 04:12:23 +0530, Chaoticflame
    <Chaoticflame.3zi77b@DoNotSpam.com> wrote:
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    >
    >Okay, long story here. Just last night, my computer was working fine. I
    >ran Disk Cleanup, then I finally went to run Windows Update because it
    >said there was a new one. I started it and it ran with 'Creating a
    >restore point'. Meanwhile, I updated another program, and un/reinstalled
    >one or two things. I decided it was taking much too long and told it to
    >'Stop Installation', then Shut Down. Shut down hung at the 'Logging Off'
    >so I manually shut down. After restarting, I ran it in Normal Mode and
    >ran Glary Utilities, noticed the connection icon had a red X but I was
    >connected to AIM. I thought that was weird and restarted again. It hung
    >up again. Another reboot. I restart in Safe Mode and have it restart to
    >run Disk Check, 'fix all file system errors' and 'attempt recovery of
    >bad sectors'. Here's where my problem starts. It restarts as usual, and
    >I log in. Nothing. Just a blank black screen and the mouse pointer. I
    >can move the pointer but nothing appears. My desktop GUI will not show,
    >I restart in Safe Mode. Even Safe Mode restarts with black screen and
    >mouse pointer. I restart and run Startup Repair. No problems. Run System
    >Restore to a point a month ago. That doesn't work. I've sat in Safe
    >Mode. I tried CTRL-ALT-DEL and also CTRL-SHIFT-ESC. Task Manager refuses
    >to show. I can get the Sticky Key box to pop up but if I ask for Ease of
    >Access Center, I get nothing. I've even run Safe Mode with Command
    >Prompt recently, as others have suggested, and even Command Prompt won't
    >show!! What the heck do I do now? I would really rather not do a new OS
    >install if it can be avoided, I have a lot of important files on the
    >HD.
    >
    >Laptop: MSI GX630
    >NVidia GeForce 9600M GT
    >AMD Athlon 64 X2
    >3 GB RAM
    >320 GB HDD
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