Windows 10: BSOD after first restart - stuck in permanent bootloop

Sup guys, this is really really frustrating..

I am stuck in a bootloop of just two different error code right now, I can't access my desktop at all

When windows tries to boot up it tells me

" *Sad crash Bad_system_config_info"

I know where this error came from, In order to make my USB device work I needed to disable USB 3.0 in the BIOS
which worked perfectly fine for me in 8 and 8.1

I go to the bios menu > Advanced> USB configuration> XHCI Pre-Boot mode > Disable.

I save and restart and BAM blue screen. I thought okay I guess not, so I changed it back to Enabled and restart
BAM bluescreen again. Same error code Bad_system_config_info. I tried restoring the bios settings to default, Nope.

I can't load windows for shit. Once it gathers data and restarts it bring me to another page that says error code 0xc00000001

from then onn i can pick too Try again - Start up settings (safemode - debugging etc) [none work it just crashes regardless] UEFI Firmware settings and F9 for a different operating system.

I can't even find the recovery tools! what the hell? SHift+F8 while booting doesn't work.
Right now I am so pissed off because windows 10 is supposed to be better, yet it crashes endlessly by a simple change that 8 and 8.1 - EVEN AFTER REVERTING IT.

Does anyone have any ideas?

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Lets first try to get into the recovery tools, in case of ASUS you need to press F9 to get into the recovery.