#Windows 10 build 10547 install#
#Windows 10 build 10547 windows 10#
#Windows 10 build 10547 password#

#Windows 10 build 10547 install#

When the system booted, I saw with despair that it was still on Safe Mode вЂ“ it had done a system restore, but hadnвЂ™t changed the boot.Д«ack to the install drive again, I had now some hope вЂ“ the repair in theВ drive was able to show me my system. Now weвЂ™re running вЂ“ I selected the restore point and it began to work and rebooted.

#Windows 10 build 10547 windows 10#

I clicked on it and now I tried a system restore again вЂ“ It showed me the Windows 10 system and showed me a restore point. I went through the first screen and there was a prompt to Repair my computer: I changed my computer boot to boot from the USB and there it was вЂ“ the prompt to install.

The ddownload of the ISO and creation of the bootable USB was way faster than creating the recovery drive. I downloaded the Windows ISO from the MSDN site (I have a subscription) and then downloaded the Windows USB tool from and followed the instructions to create the USB. Then, I thought I could create a bootable Windows disk in the USB drive and try to use it, if not to repair my Windows, at least to reinstall it (so you can see how desperate I was). I scanned all drives in the command prompt, but my C drive wasnвЂ™t there. I opened a command prompt and typed вЂњbcdeditвЂќ, in the hope I could have some light вЂ“ nothing, it just showed me an error message and no entries. I tried to do a system restore, but it showed me a cryptic error message to select an operating system and nothing else. But there wasnвЂ™t any options to restore to normal mode. With the recovery disk, I booted my computer and it booted to recovery вЂ“ good, at least I have hope.

It took more than one hour to make this recovery disk (I donвЂ™t know why did it take so long вЂ“ Windows takes less than half hour to reinstall itself, but at that time I was becoming a little desperate). Then I thought вЂ“ I have another computer with Windows 10, so IвЂ™ll make a recovery disk in a USB drive. I went to the boot options and selected the Uefi boot again and was back again to Safe mode (oh, no). Pressing Shift while clicking on the вЂњRestartвЂќ menu didnвЂ™t work вЂ“ my computer was showing a message that there was no boot. But how? With Ctrl-Alt-Del I could restart the computer and return to Safe mode again, but there was no way to return to normal mode. I decided that the icons in my desktop didnвЂ™t worth the wait and decided to go back to normal mode. After one hour, nothing had happened, the cursor was still spinning. But it was unusable вЂ“ the wait cursor was spinning and I couldnвЂ™t do anything.

#Windows 10 build 10547 password#

The computer restarted fine, asked my password and entered the desktop, showing Safe Mode. I restarted my computer and then my saga began. Then, I went to the Boot tab and selected Safe Boot with network: I pressed Windows+R to open the Run window and typed msconfig to open the System Configuration. So, I decided to boot my computer in Safe Mode. I didnвЂ™t know it at that time and, after doing the wrong searches and not finding anything useful, I thought it could be a Windows extension that might be causing this. I am running Windows 10, build 10547, and I was having a strange problem: I had disabled my icons in the desktop and the right click wasnвЂ™t working in the desktop вЂ“ it seems to be a known problem вЂ“ if you have your icons hidden, right clicking on the desktop donвЂ™t show the context menu for the desktop.