My Acer Aspire E 15 fails to boot up after the Windows 10 upgrade.

Hello , im having a problem booting up my laptop. i just upgraded to Windows 10 from Windows 8.1 recently. my laptop won't boot up the first time ( the Acer logo appears and the cycling dots turn but then the screen goes black ) so then i turns the laptop off ( pressing the on/off button for several seconds until the blue indicator light turns off ) and then it boots up ok the second time when pressing the on button. haven't the faintest idea on what to do. Anyone willing to help out is appreciated. Thank you. Bye , Neil

Thanks. My Acer E5-511 works fine when I used the the Win 10 recovery and go back to Win 8.1. When I reinstalled Win 10 it had the same problem with the brightness bar. I will try the Microsoft Win 10 Reset today and report back. Until then changing the brightness settings works ok for me. Thanks,Dale

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