"Unfortunately, HTC Sense has stopped"

[Toby Saelee]

So I recently bought an HTC ONE M8 and it was working fine until it updated. After the recent update,my phone had died on me and when I charged it and tried turning it on,my homescreen wouldn't work. It would say "Unfortunately, HTC Sense has stopped." I've tried factory restoring my phone and this is the 2nd timr doing so and it has just happen again. Any solutions and does it do this?

 

[B. Diddy]

Welcome to Android Central! Does this persist in Safe Mode? https://support.t-mobile.com/docs/DOC-10853

 

[loverich]

I have the same issue: after it updated today, I can't get to the home screen - after unlocking it, it says "Unfortunately, Sense Home has stopped". Also "Unfortunately, the process com.google.process.gapps has stopped". Clicking on OK just brings the same popups up again, can't do anything...

In safe mode it's the same.

 

[Ali Noorani1]

I have the issue only worse. My phone battery died at 18 percent (like it has done recently) and when I turn it on again with charger it started optimising apps for a long time. Then the initial setup menu appeared and walked me through the setup. Throughout the set up it keeps popping the message "unfortuantely HTC sense home has stopped". The phone has not loaded completely and I have no access to the swipe down menu, or the recently opened apps or any settings. I tried everything but I can't get to the settings. When I Finish the initial setup it just restarts from the begining with lots of the same error message.
AND there is no Safe Mode option on restart menu. Also I tried to bring up the hardreset menu, but that didn't work either. Apparently Fast Boot is checked on my phone and it needs to be turned off. Can anyone help?
I have hated and regretted Marshmallow since day 1.