Then, Windows 10 starts up and performs tasks such as initializing hardware like mouse and keyboard and reading the Windows Registry and user profile. And then, the BIOS scans the hard disk master boot record (MBR), which loads an essential file into main memory called WINLOAD.EXE, which kicks off the start-up progress by loading the NTOSKRNL.EXE and HAL.
When Windows 10 starts, the BIOS or UEFI Firmware is loaded, and performs a small set of checks on your hardware called Power On Self Test (POST). To figure out why won’t your Windows 10 boot, you need to know about the Windows 10 boot process: Well, “Windows 10 won’t boot” is common issue that can be caused by many reasons. Is there a way to fix Windows 10 won’t boot without reinstalling?”Īctually, there are many users have met the the problem that when they turn on the computer but the Windows 10 won’t boot successfully. I’ve tried to repair the program, but the Windows 10 boot failure again. It works fine until a recent update - the Windows 10 won’t boot after recent update. I'll be glad to provide further information.“Hello, guys! I have a HP computer installed with Windows 10 operating system. And as I said in the OP, creating a new local account to set up her e-mail is out of the question, as it is a personal computer and I am not allowed to do so. I have tested her account on another computer with Outlook - it works fine. As a result, her Outlook cannot set up her email. Under Settings > Accounts > Access work or school, it appears as in the screenshot below.Ĭlicking Disconnect should remove the account from Windows, but on the affected computer, it just comes back after clicking Disconnect. Using my personal computer as an example, I have my work email set up in Outlook (using my personal Office 365 license). Our office uses Office 365 as an email provider.
It is a Windows 10 Home, version 1909 (latest version is still not available to her computer and I'd rather not risk an update).
Can you clarify on what you mean the "work account exists" on the machine? What version of Windows 10, Pro, Home.etc.?
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