encryption - Stuck in a login loop

Hey :) I think it's the most strange problem here.
actually I believe that I can never get an effect without a cause but what happened to me makes me think other way.

I'm so lost, my lap is stuck in a login loop when trying to enter my desktop. When I login, the screen gets black and the login screen comes back after 5 seconds.

I'll describe the problem: I've just installed Dr.web antivirus and everything was good then 10 hours later while updating everything becomes frozen. so I manually restart the system then got that.

I have all my staff there, it's kind of nightmare, I did verything I know, all trics... I've even upgraded to ununtu 18.04 cause I can access tty. I was running ubuntu 16.04 Dual boot with Windows 10.

Maybe it's because there's no disk space available in $HOME directory, so when I run df -hi , I got something like this :

Filesystem    Inodes  Used  Ifree Iuse%   Mounted on
udev            586k   846   585k   1%    /dev
tmpfs           592k   836   591k   1%    /run
/dev/sda3        90M  343K    90M   1%    /
/dev/loop0       15K   15K     0   100%   /snap/core/4206
/dev/loop1       15K   15K     0   100%   /snap/core/4110
/dev/sda5

As I can see /dev/loop0 & /dev/loop1 are both fully used but I don't understand what does it mean ... I can't blame the disk space cause I have 1000 GB HDD, 700 GB for ubuntu & 300 GB for windows, I don't know :(

please can anyone help ? you can't imagine how that can save my life.....

One possible cause of a login loop is a bad ~/.bashrc file ... so lets reboot into recovery mode and fix this

reboot machine then immediately upon start of boot begin to repeatedly tap shift key until the purple grub menu appears

use down arrow key to move cursor to Advanced options for Ubuntu then hit enter

choose one saying recovery mode hit enter

now at screen called Recovery Menu use arrow keys to move down to option root Drop to root shell prompt then hit enter

at the terminal issue

mount -o rw,remount /

to enable write mode

at last now we will actually do the fix which is to safely remove the potentially bad .bashrc ... IMPORTANT what your normal username ? ... lets just show all defined usernames on your machine by issuing

ls -la /home/

one of those listed must be your login username you setup ... yes ? ... say its somename <-- replace with your username as shown in above output

ls -la /home/somename

this should list tons of files ... ignore them we just issued this to confirm we are using correct username ... now we list your .bashrc file by issuing

ls -la /home/somename/.bashrc

in above command there is a period at beginning of .bashrc

again this should display that file ... now issue following to move the .bashrc so its ignored and the username will simply pickup the default settings

mv /home/somename/.bashrc   /home/somename/.bashrc_ignore

that should just silently return ... yes ?

DONE ... now reboot

after reboot you should be able to login OK ... if this does fix your login loop issue that .bashrc file has some bad syntax so be careful while you piece it apart and put it back together so you regain a sane ~/.bashrc