Windows 10: Infinite Shutdown Loop

I don’t know if this is a bug but sometimes (it’s very rare that this happens to me) the shut down button doesn’t work. The funny thing is whenever this happens, ctrl alt delete doesn’t work either so the only way to shut down Windows at this point is to just shut it down using the powerbutton.

This happened to me just now but this time I decided to just press shutdown and leave my laptop alone. It started shutting down after a minute but then I noticed that there was an error dialogue box a millisecond before the shutdown page showed and the shutdown seemed to be in a loop. I have an ssd so it’s not like it’s taking a long time to shut down. I’ve tried scanning for any corruption within system files using Powershell but nothing came up.

Any ideas?

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ati2dvag infinite loop error

I have

Processor:

• AMD Athlon 64X2 4400+ (Brisbane)

• Core Volt:1.336 V

MotherBoard:

• Model- RS690-SB600

• Chipset Ati

Bios:

• Pheonix Technologied Ltd.

• Version 6.00PG

Graphics card:TechPowerUp

I am getting a blue screen saying (as far as i can remember)

Code: The Problem seems to be caused by the following file: ati2dvag The device driver got stuck in an infinite loop[/quote] Any solution to this problem ?

 

Infinite Repair Loop

I have an HP 14-ac151nr laptop. It attempts to diagnose and repair but loops. Cannot access safemode.

Have tried startup repair
bootrec.exe with /rebuildbcd & /fixmbr & /fixboot
chkdisk

I found this while searching the forum. Startup Repair Infinite Loop Recovery - Windows 7 Help Forums and tried it. on step 13 it said "The file sizes presented here are approximate estimations, and may vary depending on your system. If any one of them are 0 bytes, then you should stop what you're doing now and seek an alternative method of recovering your system, because Windows cannot function with a 0-byte size registry hive."

Of course everything was 0-byte.*Mad

I would assume its toast and I would need to do a clean install, or maybe a repair install or something else? Not sure what is the best action at this point. Need advice.

 

Infinite loop of startup repair


Welcome to Ten Forums, Goonsoon. If your windows 10 is activated you can clean install it and it will automatically activate again. You may want to consider that if the situation is an infinite loop of startup repair. This is from the tutorial forum. https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/1...n-install.html . Just follow the steps, sometimes the only thing to do is start over.