PC hangs at startup! HELP

[Tadziunia]

Hello people, i need help, yesterday everything all day worked fine, today in the morning i turned on pc ant after couple moments pc starts ant launches it hangs , by the way yesterday then i turned off pc , windows got update and istalled it, today i checked parts , maybe my cpu socket some pin was broken, but no, all parts isn't broken, what should i do ?

[Bittenfleax]

Hello people, i need help, yesterday everything all day worked fine, today in the morning i turned on pc ant after couple moments pc starts ant launches it hangs , by the way yesterday then i turned off pc , windows got update and istalled it, today i checked parts , maybe my cpu socket some pin was broken, but no, all parts isn't broken, what should i do ?

Just wait, it might initializing updates.

 

If not do a Windows recovery.

[Tadziunia]

Just wait, it might initializing updates.

 

If not do a Windows recovery.

thanks for advice, ill try

[GuruMeditationError]

 @Tadziunia...

 

Just wait, it might initializing updates.

 

If not do a Windows recovery.

 

^ this...

 

...do what you can to check the software and see if it resolves it.

 

If it doesn't, then test the components. Take out one Ram stick, see if it makes a difference. If it works with that RAM stick then test the other RAM stick to see if that one works too, if they both work test them both together and if it fails again. If it does, use one of the sticks to test each slot (to see if a slot might be faulty) etc. etc.

 

Before testing the RAM, if you have a motherboard with a VGA port or other video port, and on-board graphics, remove the graphics card and run the monitor from the motherboard (to reduce the problem to as few components as possible).

[Tadziunia]

 @Tadziunia...

 

 

^ this...

 

...do what you can to check the software and see if it resolves it.

 

If it doesn't, then test the components. Take out one Ram stick, see if it makes a difference. If it works with that RAM stack then test the other RAM stick to see if that one works too, if they both work test them both together and if it fails again. If it does, use one of the sticks to test each slot (to see if a slot might be faulty) etc. etc.

 

Before testing the RAM, if you have a motherboard with a VGA port or other video port, and on-board graphics, remove the graphics card and run the monitor from the motherboard (to reduce the problem to as few components as possible)

okey ill do that