Windows 10: Boot loop on asus

So I decided to do a system restore on my all in one Asus PC. I went through the steps in the settings and did a reset deleting all data and cleaning the drives. Once it competed it restarted and has just been in a boot loop since. It won't boot windows in any form and just cycles the asus start up. I can't get into safe mode as I can't even get that far into the boot. I have access to the BIOS but not much else. I've tried killing the power and holding the power button, I've tried my best to force safe mode by turning on and off again on boot up but all with no luck. Any tips?

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Boot loop after forced Windows 10 update

Windows updated without my permission and now the computer won't start and stucks in a boot loop. The PC is an ASUS X555U. How the hell do I fix this?

 

Windows 10 upgrade failed and left Asus T100 unusable

Upgrade failed after several hours and it then attempted to restore Windows 8.1. Went into a loop for many hours with no progress. Able to do over ride for shutdown but it picks up with the loop again
on restart. MS Help referred me to Asus. Asus referred me to Best Buy. Best Buy cannot restore Windows 8.1 so they have shipped the device to an Asus service center. Was advised it may be two weeks to 19 days before returned, if then. May require payment
on my part to repair or restore. (Still under hardware warranty) The machine is pretty much bricked. No key sequence or other boot/startup procedure will result in more than continuing the loop. Asus walked me through some that should work and the Best
Buy Geeks had no luck with hands-on attempts. Anyone else had a similar experience?

 

Boot up with the Windows 10 DVD or Win 10 PE to do the repair and that should fix it. If not there is always the reinstall. Doing the Restore is most likely what caused it.

In order to stop the fast boot from power up. There should be a setting in your bios to slow the startup procedure down. Otherwise you have to press and hold either Fn F8 or F8, depending on how you set your function keys to work.