Hi everybody,
The last 3 days I'm experiencing this 'silly' problem. After I log on in my User Account in my original Windows Vista 32-bit..I face a black screen, and I don't know why but the contents of "My Documents" folder are displayed.
My temporary solution, (it was the only solution that I could think the very first moment) I just perform a Ctrl+Alt+Del, and I run a New Task. Then I write """explorer.exe""" and it starts loading my desktop. I perform that every single time that I turn on my computer and restart it..even when I switch users for Christ's sake.
Anyway, I've searched all the appropriate forums these 3 days and my conclusion is...that everybody is confused..everybody is asking for help and there is no solution.
Also, what else I found out is that just like my case the number one factor for these 'startup malfunction' is a Windows Vista Update. I remember very well, Windows Update asked me to download and install some important updates, and I said yes.
After I restarted my computer I faced this thing for the very first time.
I tried to put my original Vista DVD for restoring/Problem Locating...but nothing, it says that everything works just fine.
I think it's a really important and high priority issue since it's faced from thousands of users. Microsoft doesn't seem like understanding what's goin on here, so we have to find a solution.
Any ideas...be my guest and have a nice day.
The last 3 days I'm experiencing this 'silly' problem. After I log on in my User Account in my original Windows Vista 32-bit..I face a black screen, and I don't know why but the contents of "My Documents" folder are displayed.
My temporary solution, (it was the only solution that I could think the very first moment) I just perform a Ctrl+Alt+Del, and I run a New Task. Then I write """explorer.exe""" and it starts loading my desktop. I perform that every single time that I turn on my computer and restart it..even when I switch users for Christ's sake.
Anyway, I've searched all the appropriate forums these 3 days and my conclusion is...that everybody is confused..everybody is asking for help and there is no solution.
Also, what else I found out is that just like my case the number one factor for these 'startup malfunction' is a Windows Vista Update. I remember very well, Windows Update asked me to download and install some important updates, and I said yes.
After I restarted my computer I faced this thing for the very first time.
I tried to put my original Vista DVD for restoring/Problem Locating...but nothing, it says that everything works just fine.
I think it's a really important and high priority issue since it's faced from thousands of users. Microsoft doesn't seem like understanding what's goin on here, so we have to find a solution.
Any ideas...be my guest and have a nice day.