Once you are able to finally log in, disable the Intel Integrated Sensor Hub in your device manager.This work-around will allow you to boot normally (at the cost of automatic screen rotation) until Dell finally gets around to putting out an updated driver (which they need to do, since there is a security vulnerability in any driver before Mar 2023). Hey Dell, how about you all get on that, huh? I and a ton of other folks have reported this issue for over a year now.
My Inspiron 5481 is having issues getting Windows 11 to work properly.    What is happening is that when the laptop boots up, it gives me a black screen that shows the time and date, and mentions information about the picture (that does not show).  If I do a control-alt-delete, the entire screen goes black. I've tried Upgrading from Windows 10 and installing a fresh copy of Windows 11, and both give me the same issue. The odd thing is that if I let the laptop sit for about an hour, it will eventually give me the logon prompt.  I'm able to log in Windows 11 OK and everything works great after that.   However, if I "Sign-Out" of Windows 11, it goes back to the same issue. I'm on the latest Windows 11 updates, and I've ran the Dell driver installer and it's telling me I have all the latest drivers.  (to include the latest BIOS).   I've tried resetting the BIOS settings to default values as well. Any help would be appreciated.
Inspiron 5481 - Windows 11 - Black Screen