Windows 10: Latest Windows 11 Update Killed New HP Laptop

The latest windows 11 update has totally screwed my near new HP Laptop.When trying to restart, just sits in a never ending boot screen.Have tried multiple attempts to start in safe mode with no luck.Get as far Preparing Automatic Repair, then goes into a death circle for hours and does nothing.Has anyone run into this issue, and how did you or were you able to get it sorted.Please advise.

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Windows update KILLED my computer

Hello,

Latests windows update killed my HP laptop. I have tried several suggested solutions from HP support, including BIOS reset, however I cannot get past the HP logo screen. ONCE it allowed me to get to BIOS screen, however BIOS reset never completed. Currently
after several power off/on hard boots, nothing has changed. VERY SLOWLY, now get to personal login screen, but never past that.....

WINDOWS needs to step up and PAY for repair!

I've read several questions/comments about this same issue, Windows killing computers.

Frankly I cannot afford to keep losing information (though this time I had been diligent with saving copies on HD).

I definitely cannot afford to keep buying a new computer!! My HP is 3 yrs old, I'm currently trying to solve the issue from my previous 7+ year Dell laptop.

Please HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

And PS..... NO ONE WANTS MS EDGE.... worst browser EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

Suggest new laptop/notebook

I haven't seen laptop from Xiaomi.. are they good? Which model?

I liked hp pavilion 360x series..suggest similar in other good brands..

I don't know why everyone hates hp so much? I have used 3 laptops from hp in last 10 yrs..latest is hp envy 17 3d , 4.5 yrs till now, first time encountered hardware problem now, that got fixed too with routine service...might need to replace fan later. But no major issue till now.. working like new even now

 

Bloatware on new HP laptop

Being a loyal hp/Compaq customer since 2006, I have bought since then 9 laptops from them, for my family.
I do the exact same thing with the proposed by @NavyLCDR process!
Create a full image of the hp installation, just for peace of mind and clean install Windows and reinstall the drivers as proposed, although nowadays that's not necessary either, as Microsoft provides all necessary drivers upon installation.
You might make an exception for the Intel RST and sound drivers. The first one after testing the best performing one for your system and the second, the best sounding one according to your tastes.
Update the BIOS to the most recent one, proposed by hp and don't bother with its bloatware.
As for HPSA, it won't do anything more than give you the same list you'll get with a simple visit to the hp support page for your PC.
Save yourself the time and effort trying to decide what is worth keeping or not, from all the hp installed bloatware! *Smile