Booting up is a quick and easy process. But what if your computer keeps restarting after the Windows Update? Your computer has likely been infected by a Trojan and needs to be cleaned up.
A Trojan is a type of malicious program that typically seeks to steal personal information, such as login credentials or credit card numbers, or inject advertisements into web pages.
What is the most common problem that causes Windows 10 computers to restart after updating?
The most common Windows 10 computer problems arise when software gets screwed up and the computer restarts. The loop screen is a common problem that can stop your computer from restarting and restarting it again.
One of these reasons is that the Windows 10 update process gets stuck in a loop after updating. Another reason for this issue is that the updates aren't installing properly and certain files get corrupted, which cause the system to reboot again and again without stopping.
The best way to fix this issue is to back up all your data, reinstall your operating system, or run a Dell Diagnostics Toolkit scan to confirm whether the update process went through successfully or not.
Unexpected Restarts on Windows 10 Update; Why It Happens and How to Fix It
Microsoft Windows 10 is a well-known operating system that allows users to run apps, browse the web, and create documents. However, there are times when the system might be unresponsive or stuck in an endless reboot cycle.
Microsoft Windows 10 is one of those operating systems that you need to update regularly. There are times when this update does not go as expected and causes unexpected restarts on your PC. In some cases, this can be fixed manually but it may also lead to a reinstallation of your entire operating system. In other cases, there is no resolution and the only option left for you is to restore back your previous version of Windows 10.
How to Use System Restore in Windows 10 for Cases Such as This
System Restore is a built-in feature in Microsoft Windows 10 that can restore your PC to an earlier time so you can undo or redo recent changes.
System Restore is designed for cases when you might have accidentally deleted important data or installed unwanted apps without realizing it. It will help you restore all the files that were on your computer at the time of the last backup. You can use this tool when
you don't know how to use System Restore;
when System Restore won't open;
when your computer keeps rebooting for no reason
or when your PC is not working correctly.
3 Ways you Can Prevent One of These Timesavers from Occurring Again
When you're in the office, it's easy to end up with a ton of programs running in the background when you shut down your computer. You might not know that these programs are running and taking up your CPU time, which could make you feel like you're wasting your time when in fact, it's all automatic.
To prevent this from happening again, follow these three simple rules:
1) Shut down your computer before manually closing any programs;
2) Keep an eye on what's running in the background so you know what to close when shutting down;
3) Use a task manager.