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Navigate to the following address HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE>Software>Microsoft>Windows NT>Current Version>Profile List Navigating to the folder.

Press “Windows” + “R” and type in “ Regedit“.

Once restarted, login to your account and the Computer will boot into the Safe Mode.

Press “ Enter” to select the option and wait for the computer to restart.

Selecting the “Safe Mode With Networking” option

Use the arrow keys to navigate down and highlight the “ Use Safe Mode with Networking“.

Restart your computer and repeatedly press “ F8” until the “ Advanced Boot Menu” shows up.

Therefore, in this step, we will be changing certain Registry Configurations after booting into safe mode. It is possible that certain Registry Configurations might be corrupted/misconfigured. Method 2: Changing Registry Configurations

Your issue should now be completely resolved after the system file check has finished. An SFC scan will begin which will finish in about 30 to 50 minutes. This will open a black command prompt, inside the black prompt type: sfc /scannow Right-click cmd and select run as administrator. Once this is done, Click Start and type cmd in the search box. Once it has scanned, and if it has found problems, repair them using the program. It will take a while for it to finish scanning. Now download Restoro by clicking the hereand run the program. After it has rebooted, login to your computer in the normal mode. The computer will begin a system restore and will reboot. If there are no restore points available, then follow this approach-> adding user via command line Select a restore point by looking at the dates when your computer was working fine. You can open run by holding the windows key and pressing R.Ĭlick the System Restore option from the search.Īfter it loads up, place a check on Show More Restore Points and click Next. The picture below shows Safe Mode only, but you need to select “Safe Mode with Networking”Īfter you have logged in again in the safe mode with networking, Click the Start button and type system restore in the Start Menu‘s search and hit Enter OR open run and type rstrui.exe then Click OK. Hit Enter to start the computer in Safe Mode with Networking. On the Advanced Boot Menu, select Safe Mode with Networking using the arrow keys on your keyboard.

You will be able to login to safe mode fine.

When you see this select Safe Mode with Networking.

If you do not see this menu, start over again and repeatedly tap the F8 key on your keyboard until you see this.

Restart your computer and repeatedly tap F8 until you see the Advanced Boot Menu.