How To Fix Black Screen after Login in Windows 10

An annoying situation in Windows is Black Screen, which is commonly known as BSoD- Black Screen of Death. In the case of BSod, the computer doesn’t show any error message leaving the user without knowing the reason for this sudden Black Screen in Windows 10. There are two possible layouts of black screen. In the first scenario, you will log in to the computer but later you will not get a display. And in the second scenario, the display remains black and you cannot log in to the computer. 

The situation has been reported by the number of people who use Windows 10. But, we are going to solve the Black Screen Problem after signing in Windows 10. If you are also going through the same issue, then follow the steps to troubleshoot the Black Screen problem. 

1. As mentioned above, in one scenario you will be able to log in to the computer. Log in the computer, then go ahead and open the task manager. 

• To open Task Manager press Ctrl+Alt+Del. 

• Click on File >Run new task. 

• Type explorer.exe and press enter. 

The steps will work but only when you have logged in the computer. 

2. It may sound unreal but one of the hardware devices could the black screen of death problem. To check, 

• Remove all the hardware devices and reboot the system. 

• If you can see the display, then one of the hardware devices are troubling the system. 

• If there is a display, then start plug in the devices one by one. 

• If the screen turns off during the process, while plugging in a particular device, remove it and check if the display comes back. 

• Reattach the device and see whether the screen goes off. If yes, then the device is causing the problem. 

3. You can boot your system with Safe Mode. To open safe mode 

• Open Start and choose Settings. 

• Go to Update & Security and click Recovery. 

• In Advanced Startup section select Restart now. 

• Wait till the computer restarts. 

• After the reboot, a screen display with several options. Select Troubleshoot and Advanced options. 

• Now click Restart from Startup Settings. 

4. Press F4 or F5 from your keyboard to open Enter Safe Mode. 

5. If it is difficult to open the safe mode, then use a CD to boot your computer and reinstall the windows. 

6. In safe mode, check from the control panel, if the display is set to some other device. 

• Open Control Panel and select Display. 

• In the left side of the window, click Project to a Second Display. A bar will appear on the right side of the screen showing all the displays connected with the system. 

• Check if the "correct display" is selected. If "correct display" is not selected then correct it, or else continue solving the issue. 

• Open Device Manager to reinstall the Display Driver. 

• Click Update Device Drivers and Device manager window will open. 

• In the window find Display Adapters and click it. 

• Right-click the Display Adaptor Driver and click Uninstall. 

• If you reboot the system, the drivers will reinstall automatically. 

• This will fix the problem. 

7. Open Task Manager again and look for RunInce32.exe or RunOnce.exe. Stop the process. 

The process to solve the Black Screen problem in Windows 10 is not straightforward. It requires a lot of efforts and patience; still, the steps are enough to take out excellent results. Follow the steps carefully and you will troubleshoot the Black Screen of Death in your windows 10. 

Lucia Mandela is a Microsoft Office expert and has been working in the technical industry since 2002. As a technical expert, Lucia has written technical blogs, manuals, white papers, and reviews for many websites such as office.com/setup.