Help a nigga

[dusko]

@SK2018

login is there but after putting password naona giza… let me try system restore saa hii nione itakuwaje

System restore to a point where it was OK. Go back a day or two itakuwa sawa. Although most of the time utapata the restore feature is usually off by default so itasumbua. But then again me no IT guru

[123tokambio]

@dusko

I had been having the same issue with my laptop. Here’s my kienyeji way of sorting it out every time it happens.
Let the laptop boot kawaida until it gets to the blank screen. Then shut it (like close it the way you would if someone walked in on you while watching adult movies) and it will immediately go to hibernation mode. Leave it for a few hours in that state and after a while it will completely shut down on its own.
Once this has been done, boot it kawaida and viola…your login screen will be back.

If i was me, i would simply do a fresh installation, to avoid these everyday machida, that is after backing up the necessary files; but yes, i’m not you, so, jaribu other alternatives kwanza, if all fails, you know what to do…

argh! Sorry @dusko the statement was meant for @SK2018

[dusko]

@123tokambio

If i was me, i would simply do a fresh installation, to avoid these everyday machida, that is after backing up the necessary files; but yes, i’m not you, so, jaribu other alternatives kwanza, if all fails, you know what to do…

Fresh installation and formatting is for sissies and guys with small d**ks

[123tokambio]

@dusko

Fresh installation and formatting is for sissies and guys with small d**ks

Hehehe…
Sigwes kaa na machine inanikula medulla, with unnecessary background crap. Hata very soon i will do a full format on both windows and Mint, kuna junk mob sana that i don’t wish to trace on my machine…

[system]

@dusko

I had been having the same issue with my laptop. Here’s my kienyeji way of sorting it out every time it happens.
Let the laptop boot kawaida until it gets to the blank screen. Then shut it and it will immediately go to hibernation mode. Leave it for a few hours in that state and after a while it will completely shut down on its own.
Once this has been done, boot it kawaida and viola…your login screen will be back.

hibernation lappy huwa off but will just resume to the state it was in

[SK2018]

thanks a lot, guys for your suggestions. I restored it 1 week backwards and kaboom, it’s working

[system]

I thought ni kitu ya maana

[Nattydread]

@SK2018

Najua Linux needs Windows for successful installation, so I am just curious.

Wrong! A long as you can get to the BIOS and set the DVD as first boot device, Linux Mint will run and you do not even need to install it.

[Walker]

@123tokambio

If i was me

Kwani who are you?

[123tokambio]

@Walker

Kwani who are you?

Am tokambio from kalemngorok…

[system]

@SK2018

@Deorro & other IT gurus here, I urgently need some help. I have a laptop that uses Windows 10 that has totally refused to successfully boot beyond the password interface. Jana mimi na ufala mob I downloaded some software that I think had a virus and since I shut it down jana, I’ve been unsuccessful in using it. What might be the problem and how do I solve it?

If it needs formating, how can I instal Linux Mint coz that’s the OS I have at the moment? Najua Linux needs Windows for successful installation, so I am just curious.

Get a software called iSeepassword. It will sort you out

[system]

Ngai kuna watu husumbuliwa na vitu kama hizi.