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• U430 "Please wait" screen blocking the use AFTER connection

  I bought a U430 ideapad 3 days ago. Configure the laptop without problem. At ran Windows Update and updates 8.1 with 40 + updates. Everything was fine - until I turned off and restarted later.
  The Lenovo loading screen was followed by windows user login. Password entered for the user and the normal desktop appeared. Immediately a green window appeared almost fill the screen with "Please wait" in the Center and 'Cancel' at the bottom on the right.
  Cancel does nothing and the screen please wait will never - locking effectively the machine.
  The screen can not be resized, or closed, and the office is visible at the top and bottom, but cannot be selected.
  Pressing Ctrl-Alt-del and selecting the Manager tasks is not identify which charged for causing the problem and try to move applications shows the Office Manager and the task but cannot be selected, like the screen green fair overlays everything.
  I read messages online and has done a factory reset, turned off the facial recognition software and repeated the update of Windows. Everything seemed fine, but the next Green - please wait - screen returned.
  The only way I found to regain access is to run the battery down to<10%. getting="" a="" low="" battery="" warning="" at="" start="" up="" appears="" to="" stop="" the="" green="" -="" please="" wait="" -="" screen="" loading="" and="" allows="" normal="" access="" to="" the="" windows="">
  The laptop runs normally until it is turned off and then restarted and returns the screen please wait.
  Any help/suggestions appreciated.
  I have

  I was very close to retune the laptop today, but found this solution online...
  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/windows8_1-performance/Windows-81-hangs-on-please-w...

  It seems that the culprit is restoreoptin.exe

  I let the battery down for<10% to="" gain="" access.="" then="" set="" up="" another="" admin="" user="">
  I could then follow instructions on the link above.

• want to show Please wait screen

  Hello

  I want to show the standby screen on my application, I use the code please

  Dialog dlg = new dialog box ("wait please...", new String [] {"OK"}, null, Dialog.OK,
  Bitmap.getPredefinedBitmap (Bitmap.HOURGLASS));
  dlg.doModal ();

  but when I use this code this time ok button is display & when I click on this button, the following process is beginning & it works ok according to my requirment

  I just want to hide this button when I use it as followes it's time the screen become hang

  Dialog dlg = new dialog box ("Please wait...", null, null, Dialog.OK,)
  Bitmap.getPredefinedBitmap (Bitmap.HOURGLASS));
  dlg.doModal ();

  When I pass the Dialog.OK as a value 0 at this time also screen become hang

  And after some time I want to load the other screen when I press the ok button it get some time and the message it of ok

  I don't want this button and click it

  My goal is to develop this for the web service, this time when he recover some data from HTTP

  Can all give the simple solution for this

  Thank you

  If you want to only display please wait... no ok button then you can do a screen popup with lable please wait.

• PC stuck on Please wait screen

  As the title explains, the PC we use guard stuck on the waiting screen please until you can use CTRL + ALT + DELETE.

  It's windows 7 Pro and for the pc to connect the network cable must be disconnected until completely connected. I tried to disable Windows Error Reporting, location Network Service, service list of networks, but with no joy.

  Any ideas would be great.

  Hi Disconsulting,
   
    
  1. What is the exact error message?
  2. Since when are you facing this problem?
  3. any recent changes on your computer with a software/hardware leads to this question?

  Step 1:

  I suggest you to check the problem in safe mode, do visit this link provided below.

  Start your computer in safe mode
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/start-your-computer-in-safe-mode

   
  If the problem does not happen, then I recommend you perform the clean boot.
   
  Put your boot system helps determine if third-party applications or startup items are causing the problem. If so, you need to maybe contact the manufacturer of the program for updates or uninstall and reinstall the program.
   
  See the following article in the Microsoft KB for more information on how to solve a problem by performing a clean boot in Windows Vista or Windows 7:
   
  How to troubleshoot a problem by performing a clean boot in Windows Vista or in Windows 7
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/929135 
   
  Note: after a repair, be sure to set the computer to start as usual as mentioned in step 7 in the above article.
     
  Step 2:

  I recommend you to check the update drivers especially drivers network card on your computer. If the drivers are not up-to-date, then, try to update the drivers.

  Reference:
    

  Updated a hardware driver that is not working properly
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/update-a-driver-for-hardware-that-isn ' t-work correctly
    

  Thank you, and in what concerns:
  I. Suuresh Kumar - Microsoft technical support.

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• PLEASE WAIT, BLUE SCREEN, Windows once connected on the new Inspiron 7537 8.1

  Hi, this is my head. I have a new (less a week old) 15 inch 7000 series laptop PC with Windows 8.1 pre-installed by Dell UK.

  A day after use, I start getting a blue screen that just overlap the start screen (and everything what I am trying to access) saying 'Please wait '. I found on-line means to solve the problem with the option than a job or go back to a restore point. For the last 3 days, I had to perform system restores and especially don't want to continue to do every day.

  Notice all the I changed is to install Chrome.

  I use this site http://www.optimizewindows8.net/2014/01/fixing-please-wait-screen-problem-in-windows-8-8-1/ but it seems that this problem is very popular and there is no solution yet.

  Results

  • Method 4: perform a system restore: The only method that works so far goes back to a restore point.
  • Method 1: launch Safe Mode and perform a clean boot n ' not work, same error after reset. So don't go to investigate the item as they were all off the coast.
  • Method 2: fix the filesystem with CFS scan - I have to do this, you do not have media.
  • Method 3: log in using another account - Not tried but as I only have one account. Plus a lot of people is reporting that they must exercise in using this method with taskkill restoreoptin.exe
  • Method 5: stop waiting for updates: When I got my laptop it turned slowly making me think that something has not been installed correctly.
  • Method 6: end task restoreoptin.exe: You need another account to do this. Trying to restoreOptIn.exe /Ramp, I found that it created the screen 'Please wait '.

  I disabled the Sky drive sync'ing as many messages talking about problems of integration with the operating system.

  Before I do the kickoff at the Dell support by phone, does any body knows more about this?

  Go looking around I found that in the "app My Dell' under 'story checkup\System' a critical error the day I received the laptop. I want to completely reinstall my system but I do not have the media, have no idea where to find my windows key. I found something on "download software factory" on the Dell site, but it did not work. What are you supposed to do here.

  Hi Chris.  I don't have any real help to you that I'm sorry to say, but I also encounter the same problem with my new laptop Inspiron 7000.  I tried method 2 and he obtained throughout the analysis of the Sfc at the end without requiring the installation media and get the message: "Windows Resource Protection is not any violation of the integrity.", which was a dead-end too.

  Takes me back 20 years for Windows 2 and all conflicts of dark material that allows us to get then. Windows 8 rhyme with mistake as far as I'm concerned.

• Stuck on the screen "Please wait" or "Configuring windows. Do not turn off your computer.

  I'm under 64-bit Windows 8

  Apparently, I scanned my system with a complete analysis of the system (AVAST) and my computer left thinking that it would take several hours. When I came back, my computer automatically shut down because it was left idle for about 4 hours. I don't know if the scan is finished. When I try to start, the screen becomes screen stuck on "Please wait" or "windows setup. Do not turn off your computer.

  I already tried to go on the System Recovery Options screen, then will solve the problems, then Advanced Options, but I tried everything what it and the problem persists even when I tried to start in safe mode. I tried to go to the command prompt, and then type sfc / scannow, but he says he cannot parse now. I also tried chkdsk / R, but it said the same thing. I don't know how to run cmd as administrator from the System Recovery Options.

  So now I tried to use system restore, but I'm stuck on the logo of windows for about 1 and a half hour. I don't know if I have to wait for it or it is already blocked. In other forums I've read, they were using only the Group of drive 'C:' connected with system restore. Should I do this?

  I think to delete AVAST or turn it off somehow.

  Please help me.

  Problem solved

  I would like to share how I solved the problem. I was able to start using the windows 8 cd and in the window that asks you the language of the windows 8 needs to be installed, you can see below "computer repair".

  After clicking on it, it automatically prompts me for advanced boot parameters. First I tried the auto repair, but it says the same thing, '.. '. can't fix right now... »
  So I tried the option "pc refresh. I waited a few minutes to cool to do and after the process, it is more hung please wait screen when starting.

  Once connected, I installed programs have been removed. In the local disk files, there is a new "windows.old folder ' showing all programs that I have the old system. Re-install program is easy and the best thing is that I have my computer back.

  My deep gratitude to those who helped me. Thank you!

• Pavilion x 2 stuck on Please wait

  Hi a friend asked me to look there for laptop computer, when you start it it shows the HP symbol then moves a blue screen and then the wait please rises, I guess that's where windows is supposed to load but its there just with points going in circles, I've never used windows 8 or one of these things , so I'm a little out of my depth, I tried to reset the bios back to default values and I run a diognostics check and it came to pass that no problem so I guess it must be a software, its been like this since just after she bought. Why she did not return it so I don't know all I know, is that she tried to put the itunes on it, but he said there was not enough memory space or that she could not remember who he was as it was some time ago.

  Any help with this would be welcome

  Hello ramasesuk, welcome to the Forums of HP.

  I see that you are working on your laptop the friends, that it does not load in Windows properly, you get to a 'please wait screen. I will try to help you with this.

  At the start, have you tried to enter Safe Mode? If so, could you. If this isn't the case, I suggest to start with this.

  If you can get in Mode without failure, you can try a Refresh in Windows 8.

  If you can't mode without failure, it may indicate a bad image of the operating system. For this, you will need perform a system recovery. If your friend isn't a recovery media, she may need to contact the support for this.

  This document will guide you through the recovery process: view together to recover the operating system or reinstall the operating system. Read everything and use sub documents it leads you too.

  In case you need to contact support, the information here:
  Technical support of HP, 1-800-474-6836 in North America. For all other regions, please click here.
  http://WWW8.HP.com/us/en/contact-HP/WW-contact-us.html
  Please let me know how it goes.
  Thanks for posting on the HP Forums.

• x 305-q706 Stuck on splash screen where is says "Qosmio" with please wait...

  Hello

  recently purchased a Qosmio x 305-Q706. First time I booted up it gets to start with Qosmio screen displays with "please wait" down and hangs there forever. The only way I can get it to boot is to start cold and purée the key F12 for is loading from the startup screen, if I'm lucky, I can enter the option where you can choose which startup device, and if I manually chose the hard drive I can load windows.

  Someone at - he heard of this problem or how to fix it? I tried to change settings in the BIOS nothing. Re-iterate, it is stuck on the screen with Qosmio pslash, and if I press a key on the keyboard once it says "Please wait...". "he brings me just to the bios: (.)

  Any help would be appreciated.

  Hello

  This is a very stupid situation and I really don't understand why the laptop hangs at this level to start.
  Is somehow your Qosmio confused and cannot decide which device should be the first boot device.
  What is some external device connected to your Qosmio laptop?

  Maybe update the BIOS can help, but if you have all new laptop is not the solution. This is more recent laptop, and I presume that there latest version of the BIOS. So, if I were you I would contact either your dealer and ask for replacement or Toshiba service directly. This behavior is certainly not strange and laptop crashes somehow on the BIOS/POST (Power-On-Self-Test).

• HP Pavillion Smart Touch 15: turn on computer, says please wait or AutoFix and then the screen turns white. Goes no further

  My computer was las night. I turned it on this morning and it says the auto repair or please wait a few seconds then screen goes black or white. It doesn't let me do anything else. It is located on a white screen. Help, please

  Hello

  Here's the follow up:

  -You cannot restore your files once the HARD drive goes 'bad '. You can try to start the computer by using a few Linux based Live rescue CD, but chances are very small

  -You can not restore factory default before replacing the HARD drive as the old is defective. You must insert a new and then restore because the information is indeed stored on the HARD drive (new)

  -If you know how and where you can event the same HDD - manufacturer 678312-002

  If this is not the case, just use some as suggested above and as explained in the guide Service and Maitanance.

• Blue screen "PLEASE WAIT AUTO SYNC PROCESSING

  HP p6102f Windows 7 Home 64 bit

  Help whenever I type more than a few characters, I get this blue screen... what it means? Set Windows to update a few days ago.

  Hello jclark_09,

  If you get an error please wait processing auto sync, this could be due to several things, mouse, keyboard or Bluetooth wireless.

  Updates being the last thing that has changed on the computer, the system restore would be the fix for the problem.

  The system restore will not change anything on the computer just to remove updates that were installed a few days ago, none of your personal files will be affected.

  Here is a link on how to perform a System Restore

  Let me know if it helps.

• Configuration automatic please wait blinks on the screen every few seconds, why?

  Whenever I start my computer a small window with the text "Auto Config please wait" flashes in the center of the screen every two seconds. This continues for a few minutes. After that he produced intermittently, but each time that it the screen dims and for a few seconds, I am unable to do anything either, no key or mouse fills it. Any suggestions? I scanned and repair errors and defragmented

  Hi YvetteBarnes,

  1. did you of recent changes on the computer?

  2. What is the version of Windows installed on the computer?

  3. What is the number of brand and model of the computer graphics card?

  The error message occurs generally if there is a problem with the monitor adapter or graphics on the computer.

  Method 1

  I suggest that you change the resolution of the screen on the computer and check if the problem persists.

  Change your screen resolution

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/change-your-screen-resolution

  Method 2

  If the previous step fails, then you need to update drivers graphics card on the computer manually by visiting the card manufacturer's Web site and check if it works.

  Updated a hardware driver that is not working properly

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/update-a-driver-for-hardware-that-isn ' t-work correctly

  If the problem persists, then connect another monitor to the computer and check if it works.

  I hope this helps!

  Halima S - Microsoft technical support.

• Windows pop up on my screen that says "Please Wait".

  Original title: pop-up windows

  I continually have the 2 inch Windows pop up on my screen that says "Please Wait".  All color sheets and everything stops until it emerges.  What is this and how do I get rid of him?

  Hello

  ·         Do you use the computer laptop or desktop?

  ·         When exactly do you get this message pop up?

  ·         Were there recent changes made on the computer before the show?

  Follow these methods and check if that helps:

  Method 1:

  I suggest you to update the latest drivers for the graphics card on the computer and check if it helps:

  How to manage devices in Windows XP

  Method 2:

  This article is intended to help you use the resolution of the issues of video display that is included in Windows XP Help and Support Center. This article also provides a list of online support services that may help you solve your problem.

  Resources for troubleshooting problems in Windows XP

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/307960

  Connect your computer monitor to a spare computer and see if the error 'Please Wait' always appears. If so, it's a problem with the monitor.

• The system hangs at the waiting screen please the end of Windows XP repair. What should I do?

  After failing to access Windows XP after have logged you several times I decided to repair Windows XP. After the repair installation is complete and the computer restarts, startup freezes at the screen "Please wait...". "with Windows XP logo. I can still move the mouse around, but after waiting for more than an hour the "Please wait...". "remained. What is the problem?

  bleedorange1998,
  I suggest that you boot from your XP CD and go to recovery console.
  Once at the command prompt, run chkdsk/r.  This will check your hard drive for errors.

  Chkdsk /r

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/315265

  Mike - Engineer Support Microsoft Answers
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• HP 15 Notebook PC L3Q92EA #ABU: HP Pavilion, 8.1 Win "Please wait" when the unlock screen saver

  Just bought an HP 15 Win8.1 running laptop.  I think it's a huge pain to use.  Once the screen lock is committed, it takes forever to get the login screen to appear.

  I move the mouse or press a key to get the screen to go back, but I see is the screen "Please wait" for more than a minute then a background appears.  Click the mouse and I have one more minute of "Please wait" before the logon screen appears.

  Can anyone help, until the laptop goes through the window?

  Hello

  Thanks for posting your concern on the Forums for Support and sorry about the problem you are having. I went through your post and it sounds like I should be able to help with the problem.

  I suggest you perform the test (Test of the HARD disk) on the computer. Follow the steps below-

  • Switch off the appliance.
  • To turn back press the power button and as soon as you release, keep pressing the "ESC" key, unless a screen comes up, you might want to wait a minute while tapping the button.
  • In the start menu, choose F2 - System Diagnostics.
  • HDD test would be under the Test component. (usually, it is recommended to test rapid and wide, but for now because the PC is new I rather suggest you simply run the Quick Test).
  • After you choose the Quick Test, click on run once.

  If he succeeds, you can proceed with the recovery, part if she fails to give a call to tech support at the number mentioned below, since the unit is under warranty, you should be able to get help to get the drive replaced.

  On the recovery procedure, its complete restoration of unit settings factory which means that the data on the computer is cleared and with it, the software that can be installed on it. Please follow the steps below to perform recovery-

  • Switch off the appliance.
  • To turn back press the power button and as soon as you release, keep pressing the "ESC" key, unless a screen comes up, you might want to wait a minute while tapping the button.
  • In the start menu, choose F11 - system recovery.
  • On the next page of options, you can choose - "troubleshooting." (If it is a unit of windows 8, or you can skip this step)
  • On the next page, you will need to choose "Recovery Manager". (If it is a unit of windows 8, or you can skip this step)
  • On the next page in the first column, under "I need help immediately", you must choose "Reduced Image Recovery"
    • Now, here, you can get an option to backup your files, because it would be an option to say - recover after saving files or recover without backup of data.
    • You will need to insert the disc followed the screen - instructions here on and unit should be returned to its original state.

  Now if you need help email us back or call HP SUPPORT @ 1-800-474-6836 [24/7 SUPPORT].

  Although I work for HP, but I am personally.

  Please click "Accept as Solution" If you feel my post solved your problem, it will help others find the solution. Click on the 'Bravo Thumbs Up' on the left to say 'Thank you' for helping!

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• Problems after installation with XP Service Pack 3 (screen please wait too long)

  After the automatic updates is ready to install and upgrade to SP3 of XP SP2, I have selected only quick installation and the installation progress. For a few minutes, everything seemed perfect, and I could see "Validating license... blah blah components loading... create restore point etc..". And after that, I was responsible for "System restart" I did. And then, the system displays a black screen of "Windows XP" showing "Please wait...". "and the screen is left as it is around 6-7 hours and the 256 Kbps, the internet was still on. After that, I wake up, find the same on the screen and close by the computer strength.

  After the reboot, I've seen the system configuration of Windows XP Professional SP2 to SP3. And one of my theme request then said that "he delivered a fall has resorted to previous settings.

  So, is my Windows corrupted, or incomplete installation? How will I know that the installation is successful? Please guide.

  Thank you

  Hi xploreaj,

  I noticed that often happens when a system has something like Norton or McAfee installed and that it has not been disabled prior to installation of the SP3.  If you encounter any other problems, then it is reasonable to assume that everything is ok.  However, you can also scan your system with Malwarebytes to see if there is no infections present which your current AV software has not picked up on. (how to use Malwarebytes: http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/virus-removal/how-to-use-malwarebytes-anti-malware-tutorial).

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