jslate1980 Posted November 11, 2020 Posted November 11, 2020 Since moving from LTSB 1607 to edu 2004, I am noticing we are getting a lot of random black screens with personalised settings box not responding. After restart it seems to fix the issue. So far:- - Updated all drivers on computers including bios firmware. - removed and recreated all gpos applied. - Moved all users to local profiles with delprof2 and deleting student profiles at shutdown. - Seems to affecting our 7th gen i3 nucs the most, which we have a lot of. I know there is numerous posts on first login issues with windows 10. But this is the first time we have had any issues.
Driftingashore Posted November 12, 2020 Posted November 12, 2020 I think this was supposedly fixed, but I remember a long time ago when we first switched to W10 there was a horrible issue logging on between W10 versions e.g. if someone only logged onto 1903 devices they'd be fine, but if they then logged on to a 1909 device, it would black screen. If they then logged onto another 1909 device they'd be fine, until they hit a 1903 machine and would black screen. I think we eventually ended up splitting out the user profiles so different W10 versions used different profiles.. Like I said, I thought they'd fixed this, but I'd guess it's to do with the user profiles. On 1909 and 2004, once a month immediately after windows updates we get black screens and very slow logons. Wish I knew why.. 1
jslate1980 Posted November 12, 2020 Author Posted November 12, 2020 I think this was supposedly fixed, but I remember a long time ago when we first switched to W10 there was a horrible issue logging on between W10 versions e.g. if someone only logged onto 1903 devices they'd be fine, but if they then logged on to a 1909 device, it would black screen. If they then logged onto another 1909 device they'd be fine, until they hit a 1903 machine and would black screen. I think we eventually ended up splitting out the user profiles so different W10 versions used different profiles.. Like I said, I thought they'd fixed this, but I'd guess it's to do with the user profiles. On 1909 and 2004, once a month immediately after windows updates we get black screens and very slow logons. Wish I knew why.. With using local profiles I don't think that is the issue. But I am wondering if it is related to windows updates.
BOOT Posted November 12, 2020 Posted November 12, 2020 It could be one of the entries in: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Active Setup\Installed Components They are processed when the user profile is first created. You can test each one in turn as they can be disabled by adding a REG_DWORD entry "Enabled" with a value of 0 1
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