Step 1: Unplug USB Dongle

If Windows 10 stuck on loading screen occurs, please try to disconnect all the worked USB dongles. Here USB dongle means the device which is connected to your computer with a USB cable including bluetooth SD card readers, flash drive, wireless mouse dongle, and more.

Step2: Do Disk Surface Test

If the hard drive has bad sectors, the possibility of “Windows 10 stuck on loading screen” issue is great. So, you need to do disk surface test and shield the bad sectors.

To achieve these aims, we recommend you to use a piece of professional partition magic manager and MiniTool Partition Wizard is a good choice.

If there are bad sectors on the hard disk, you need to shield them. Under this circumstance, you need to use CHKDSK of Window snap-in tool. Just go to the Safe Mode to run Command Prompt and type chkdsk c: /f to shield these bad sectors.

Step 3: Enter Safe Mode to Fix This Issue

Entering Safe Mode and doing something useful is another easy way to fix this issue. Here, there are four different operations for different situations after you enter the Safe Mode. You can select a proper operation according to your actual situation.

1. If you encounter this issue when you are trying to update Nvidia Derivers, you can enter the Safe Mode and make a roll back of the Nvidia drivers. Then try to restart your computer in normal mode.

2. In some cases, “Windows stuck on loading screen” issue is caused by Windows update or other problems. At this time, you can enter the Safe Mode, do nothing and then reboot your computer.

3. Virus or malware may cause “Windows stuck on loading screen” issue. Why not use a piece of antivirus software to scan your computer in Safe Mode, remove all the virus and malware from your computer, and then try to restart your computer.

4. It is possible that the installed antivirus software conflicts with the current Windows OS, and then “Windows 10 stuck on spinning dots” issue happens when you want to start your computer. So, you can uninstall that antivirus software in Safe Mode, and then restart your computer to verify whether it is normal.

Step 4: Do System Restore

You can also do a System Restore which will take your computer back to an earlier point in time. However, you have to make sure that there is a full system backup on your computer, and the system protection is turned on.

Here, you still need to do it in Safe Mode. Please follow these operations: press “Start” button > select “Control Panel” > search for “Recovery” > click “Open System Restore” > press “Next” > choose the restore point you want to use > select “Next” > choose “Finish“.

Step 5: Roll back to a Previous Version of Windows

Sometimes, this problem is solved with one of the above methods, but you feel regretful after installing Windows 10 or even days later you encounter this issue again, so you want to go back to a previous version of Windows.

Choose an option > Troubleshoot > Advanced options and choose the option Go back to the previous build or Go back to the previous version.