Windows was updating on my ASUS laptop but the update got canceled. When i now try to start it again the logo shows up and then it says "trying to restore updates" for a split second and after that it just restarts and keeps going like that forever. I tried to find a solution for it but most of them said to go to the troubleshooting thing, but i dont have access to that. Only interface i can get into is the BIOS interface and i have tried some things there but it doeant works. I dont really understand the interface anyways. What kind of solution could there be for this problem?
Solved Laptop rebooting infinitely
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Hi Snorken, Welcome to PCHF! 
Try performing a System Restore and see if that fixes your Windows 10 installation, How to Do a System Restore of Windows 10.
Try performing a System Restore and see if that fixes your Windows 10 installation, How to Do a System Restore of Windows 10.
and to assist you to get to the Advanced Startup Options menu, quickest way is usually to start the PC and when it shows the usual splash screen that Windows is trying to start, hold in the power button until it shuts down.
repeat this 3 or 4 times and Windows will go hang on, somethings amiss and take you down the ASO path.
repeat this 3 or 4 times and Windows will go hang on, somethings amiss and take you down the ASO path.
yep, it's part of Windows.
here are some other ways go get into the ASO: https://www.lifewire.com/how-to-access-advanced-startup-options-in-windows-10-or-8-2626229
most require a working version of Windows to start with - so no help there.
creating an installation media device would be your next option - again, you'll need access to a working PC to do that.
here are some other ways go get into the ASO: https://www.lifewire.com/how-to-access-advanced-startup-options-in-windows-10-or-8-2626229
most require a working version of Windows to start with - so no help there.
creating an installation media device would be your next option - again, you'll need access to a working PC to do that.
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