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Microsoft skipped over the previous Windows 9 by introducing the newest version its OS, that is, Windows 10. The all new Windows 10 is no doubt the most excellent OS version ever created. However, similar to its predecessors, this version too has its whims as well as faults. And among the most commonly found problems people deal with is Windows 10 stuck on welcome screen. And today in the below article we will be discussing the simplest ways to deal with Windows 10 stuck on welcome screen spinning issue.
There is nothing wrong with WINDOWS 10 STUCK ON LOGIN SCREEN. It happens to a lot of users. it's mostly a compatibility problem, but in some cases, it extends up to the point that you have to remove the update; otherwise, your system won’t run. If you're having the same trouble, then we recommend going through the article below.
Try Ctrl-Alt-Del Combination
The Ctrl + Alt + Del command might be helpful in this situation. If you're stuck on Windows update, then use this command.
After executing Ctrl + Alt + Del, the Windows login screen should come up, and from here, you have to start from the start.
Boot Your Computer into Safe Mode
Restart your computer; on the login screen, hold the ‘Shift’ key.
Select ‘Troubleshoot’ and then click on the ‘Advanced Options’.
Now, visit ‘Start-up Settings’ and click ‘Restart’.
Here, several boot options will be displayed, including the Safe Mode. Choose ‘Enable Safe Mode’.
Delete Update and try Again
Click on ‘Update & Security’ under Settings.
Then, navigate to ‘View Update History’.
Now, click on ‘Uninstall Updates’ on the top.
After clicking on that option, a list of updates will be displayed on the screen, choose the update that's causing this problem and click Uninstall.
Remove Software Distribution Folder
Run prompt as an Administrator.
In the CMD panel, type the following command "net stop wuauserv" to stop Windows Update Service and hit ‘Enter’.
Now, type another command "net stop bits" to stop the Windows Background Intelligent Transfer Service and hit ‘Enter.
Now, visit ‘C: \Windows\SoftwareDistribution’.
Choose all the files and select ‘Delete’.
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