Apparently, to me at least, this Framework issue had been ongoing for some time before I got the system. There are no. NET Frameworks currently installed atm. System had McAfee, avast! Used the vendor uninstall tools to completely remove all traces left behind after these programs were previously uninstalled.
Image backups were made at every point before making any major changes to the system; a backup was made before using the. NET Framework uninstall tool. Since this system was being worked on, I made certain that essential recovery tools still worked properly as I went along.
Safe Mode still worked, and chkdsk still worked, up to the point the uninstall tool was used. I took a hike once, and left the hourglass alone, took twenty minutes to get to "Windows is starting up", another ten to get to "Welcome", and another fifteen to get to the desktop, which was unusable and moving the mouse cursor down to the taskbar showed a busy cursor. I was attempting to run Task Manager, but was unable to call that program up. Two error boxes did display: NvCplDameon.
There are three of them on this system. At least Safe Mode still works in this configuration, but is unreachable when chkdsk has been run and the system reboots. Restoring a known good image backup also works. So, if I run chkdsk, and the system reboots, then the system is unusable. If I call chkdsk, and cancel, and the system reboots, the system is unusable, at least until I select Last Known Good, and reboot.
Safe Mode still works as long as chkdsk is not run. Running Avast! Internet Security on trial for now. System is known clean. No known infections ongoing at this time. This thread is locked. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread. I have the same question 0. Report abuse. Details required :. Cancel Submit. All components of Windows seem to be working and loading This might be a long shot , but you've got command prompt.
You could maybe repair from it. Heh maybe. Thanks so much for this idea I did an XP "Upgrade" and now all is well. Thanks to everyone who contributed on this thread! I have the same black screen with only a moving mouse cursor on it. I found my solution when I tried to move data on the hdd using pm8. Which made me think, that the hdd could have disk of file errors.
I went to www. In the advanced scan it found multiple errors and repair those. Then made another scan and all errors where solved. Then restarted windows normal Automaticly scandisk was running and repaired several files. Did another restart en everything was ok, normal windows logon screen appeared and windows was running like before. So no need for a windows repair which in my case didn't work anyway. Black Screen I currently have the same black screen issue, but not at boot up.
The screen goes black but the cursor is still active. It appears to happen randomly and only when I'm on the net on specific websites.
Could this be tied in with flash, active X or something? Similar threads N. Black Screen With Cursor on Windows Navin Talati Mar 13, Ask a Question. Replies 3 Views Mar 16, Kshipper. Black screen. Or maybe the Compaq nc laptop just disappeared in a puff of purple smoke as some old Compaqs are wont to do? So many questions Well, having a reply in a time between 2 and 10 days is not so uncommon on other forums, here we are usually exceptionally more responsive, and personally, even if I started a few hours late, I am moving fast.
Thanks all! The good news is that the Compaq is now booting on its own. It took two tries. It did not work. Same results as before i.
Windows XP is now booting! Vistapocalypse "What security software is installed? The source desktop's AV was removed before the installation was cloned. EXE from the desktop source XP installation. It still booted and still does XP just fine.
So I also deleted it from the laptop. When I installed Win 8. I will use it on another system that has Win XP and Win 7 on it. But I stayed home last night and - slept. It is a crucial computer in my recording studio and is un-replaceable. Now that it's booting I'm happy as a clam. Thanks jadaz. Your post and the link are very helpful. I'm glad my Windows 10 computer is not dual booting. You need to be a member in order to leave a comment.
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