Need Help Quick. (Black Screen)

Hello, forgive me for any mistakes as I'm hastily writing this. I am in need of urgent help. Multiple of my accounts have been hacked. So I performed a reset on my desktop. Problem is after the files have been prepared I was directed unto a menu which gave me options as to troubleshoot, restart and etc. So for some reason I acciddentally pressed restart. In which after booting up I cannot longer see the login screen. No cursor or spinning blue Windows logo. After the bios it just turns to black. Deactivating my mouse and keyboard. Need help really fast.

You could try turning your PC on and off three times before it gets too far into booting process after which you should automatically be offered the recovery screen where you can reselect the troubleshooting option to reset the PC.

Sorry, I'm not that good with computers. By booting process you mean, before reaching the bios screen?

Edit: So, what I did was press the power button, waited for 3 seconds then turned it off. Repeated that for 3 times. No such luck.

OK, the trick usually works, try waiting a bit longer between turning on and off so that it at least attempts to start loading windows.

philc43 said:

OK, the trick usually works, try waiting a bit longer between turning on and off so that it at least attempts to start loading windows.

Waited until it went to the black screen. Did it 3 times. Didn't work...

Sorry it does not look as if this is going to work for you then. If you can boot from a CD/DVD drive you could try booting from a W10 installation disk and trying to recover from this.

See option 5 in the following tutorial: https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/2...a.html#option5

If you do not have an installation disk you can download one as follows: https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/9230-windows-10-iso-download.html

philc43 said:

Sorry it does not look as if this is going to work for you then. If you can boot from a CD/DVD drive you could try booting from a W10 installation disk and trying to recover from this.

See option 5 in the following tutorial: https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/2...a.html#option5

If you do not have an installation disk you can download one as follows: https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/9230-windows-10-iso-download.html

Dammit, well then. Never thought I was gonna resort to that. But anyways thanks.