I have an Acer Aspire laptop with Windows Vista. I was getting errors saying windows recovered from a serious system error when I started up but I wasn't sure why. Then a few days ago I shut my computer down by holding down the power button since it wasn't shutting down on its own and when I restarted it will restart and give me the wecome screen where I login, after that it goes to a black screen. It safe mode in each corner and at the top its says Microsoft windows service pack 1 but otherwise the screen is black.
I checked the num lock key and can toggle it on and off. I can move the mouse around as I see the arrow moving. When I hit CTL ALT DEL it goes back to the Windows Vista home basic page where the options are
lock this computer
switch user
log off
change a password
start task manager
I've tried logging off and it freezes. When I go to the bottom right where the power options menus is I can either restart or shutdown but when I click on either it just reverts back to the black screen I mentioned above.
Thank you for any assistance you may be able to provide.
I checked the num lock key and can toggle it on and off. I can move the mouse around as I see the arrow moving. When I hit CTL ALT DEL it goes back to the Windows Vista home basic page where the options are
lock this computer
switch user
log off
change a password
start task manager
I've tried logging off and it freezes. When I go to the bottom right where the power options menus is I can either restart or shutdown but when I click on either it just reverts back to the black screen I mentioned above.
Thank you for any assistance you may be able to provide.

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