I was able to log in normally (and was greeted with a notification that updates had been installed). After a small delay, my computer showed me the standard Windows 10 login screen (displaying a random background photo and the current time).Since I don't want to (re)install Windows, I canceled this dialog. After some delay, a Windows dialog appeared, asking me to make 3 choices regarding installation language and locale, keyboard language, etc.Select the DVD icon (Windows Installation disk).After a short delay, you should see a "DVD" icon appear, corresponding to the DVD that's present.
Insert Windows 10 Pro 64-bit installation DVD into DVD drive (does not need to be the same disk you used for the original install).Has anyone experienced a similar situation? With read access to the Windows drive (from MacOS), what are some things I can check, to try to determine the nature (and cause) of the boot issue? How can I boot into Safe Mode on a Bootcamp machine?
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But I can't figure out how to get into Safe Mode. I'd like to boot into Windows 10 Safe Mode, as I think this may allow me to identify and disable the cause of the problem (perhaps restore to a Restore Point from before the Windows Update?). I had put the computer into Windows 10 hibernation mode the night before, then woke up to a computer that won't boot.
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Since I am able to boot to MacOS, I backed up important files from the Windows NTFS partition to an external drive, and then looked in the C:\WINDOWS\ folders - sure enough, it seems that Windows Update performed (or tried to perform) some updates in the middle of the night. Now all I get is the blue Windows logo (it blinks once), then a black screen. Windows 10 was working pretty well until Friday night. MacOS currently boots normally and works, so I think the hardware is okay. This is a Macbook Pro with Windows 10 installed via Bootcamp, and OS X El Capitan.
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