what I suspect is the graphic card driver, for two reasons; You said that you see a black screen during the login => There was similar cases were the graphic card was the culprit. during the waiting period, I notice the dwm.exe (Desktop Window Manager) process running => dwm is the process that renders the desktop.

Power ON your computer and as Windows / manufacturer's Logo appears, Power OFF - Repeat 3 times Now your computer will go into Advanced Recovery Environment Advanced Options > Troubleshoot > Advanced Options > Startup Settings > Restart

2020 Updated video: https://youtu.be/s8ABl5WFmPwHere is how to fix the infinite loading screen, black screen or infinite boot loop!Working for Windows 7 / 8

Step 3: Initiate the Task Manager. Initiate the Task Manager and stop all the Steam processes operating in the background. Access the location where Steam is located on your C drive. If you do not recognize the deployment path of Steam, right-click on its symbol on your desktop and choose Open file location.

With your S10 off, press and hold the Power key past the model name screen. When “SAMSUNG” appears on the screen, release the Power key. Immediately after releasing the Power key, press and If you have not selected the proper region on your Windows PC, then it can lead to the Microsoft Store not opening and keep loading. Hence it is advised to set a proper region on your PC. To check your region: 1. Open Settings by pressing Win + I on the keyboard. 2. Now, go to Time & language > Language & region. 3. Windows has built-in troubleshooter to fix some common errors. You can try Power Troubleshooter to fix the slow shut down issue. Press the Windows logo key + I to open Settings. Click Update & Security. Choose Troubleshoot in the left pane. Then click Power and click Run the troubleshooter. Follow the on-screen instructions to finish the process. Method 5: Set Windows Update Service Startup Type to Disabled . As is known to all, each Windows update brings new problems to the computer. It can also be the reason for your HP slow startup. And here we highly recommend you to set the Windows Update startup type to Disabled. Step 1: Enter “service” in Windows search box and select Service

Try disabling different devices that interact with UEFI, rebuilding the UEFI partition, or updating BIOS, NIC drivers, etc. In my case, after total removal of power, the device booted up instantly. After any shutdown, boot was delayed a long time, as long as the motherboard had power in between the boot attempts.

First:- Turn off the computer, press and hold the PWR button for 4 seconds. devices such as Docking Station, USB storage devices, displays, and printers. Unplug the AC adapter from the computer. Next - Press and Hold the Power button for 15 seconds to Hard Reset.

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^{On your streaming device open the Settings and open Applications, Apps, or Application Manager. And launch Disney+ and click on the Force Stop button. Next, confirm for Force Stopping the Disney Plus and next open Storage. Then click on the Clear Cache button after that click on the Clear Data button.} ^{Go back to the F10 Bios. Once it there, tap the F9 key to Load setup Defaults. Then tap F10 again to Save and Exit. See if the laptop will boot normally now. If it still hangs on the HP logo, you will probably do best to return the laptop to factory settings. I assume this is what you wanted to do in the first place.}

Fix #6: Run Startup Repair. To run the Startup Repair utility on your Windows Vista or Windows 7, follow these steps: Insert the original Windows Vista/7 installation disc (the install DVD) Press any key to boot from the DVD. At the Welcome screen, click Repair your computer. Windows Vista Repair Your Computer Menu.