Tablet turns on but the blue screen
I have an Acer Iconia tab 8W-810 running Windows 10 and now when I turn it on, I get a blue screen with points of spinning:
Last night, I downloaded a torrent. I have Malwarebytes and today ran a Superantispyware which found 4 things to eliminate.
Today, I made a change to email how I can see in outlook, turn it off and then when she came back I could not work in tablet mode or do switch between screens. Then, I turn it off again and then when I try to turn it on again I get the blue screen with spinning points.
Is this a virus? Is this a windows 10 problem? I'm puzzled. Is my only option to factory reset? I pressed power and volume, and just get a screen that shows the info about my tablet, that it is not reset?
Help... Please.
Microsoft has released an another big update Tuesday. It may just be set up and take his time. Let it run in a few hours juggling balls mode, if necessary, and it should complete the update and get back your normal desktop computer.
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Reference:
How to install and use the Recovery Console in Windows XP
http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/307654
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