Windows 10: Lenovo laptop is stuck in a restart loop after reinstalling window 11 after factory reset

I had to wipe my laptop due to it being bogged down with junk files. The reset went fine. When the laptop started to reinstall windows it got stuck at 64% install and is now just restarting over and over again for about the last 3 hours idk what to do because i can boot into safe mode or anything and dont want to turn it off but it obviously is having some kind of issue.

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Stuck In Set Up Loop After Factory Reset

Thanks, I can look at that now I'm on a laptop. Here was the screen tapping F11:





and this was the system before restoring it:

 

Resetting Asus windows laptop, it is now stuck in infinite restart

Hi,

I wanted to factory reset my laptop so followed the steps to reset if given on the page where I chose the option to remove all data. The reset process went fine but now when reinstalling the Windows 10, it got stuck after 3% and just keeps on restarting
the laptop.. it has been going on for over 2 hours now. I don’t know what to do.

EDIT: I just forced it close and started it again and now its stuck at 64% reinstallation.

It is still restarting on a loop. How long will this process take?

 

Windows 8.1 & windows 10 : fail to factory reset and stuck in restart

Ztruker's post will get you to Win10, but if I understand the issue you wanted to fix a non-working Asus Win8.1 Factory Reset by upgrading to Win10.

My question is what OS do you want on your system, Win8.1 or Win10.
There might be a way to access the Asus recovery partition and do a reset from there - I think that can be done, but I would have to research the exact process to provide step-by-step instructions.

If you want to get to Win10 - then I mis-interpreted your post.

There seems to be an underlying issue on your system as far as the Asus Win8.1 Factory Reset issue is concerned.

The question might be moot if you've already started the Win10 Clean install.
Getting to Win10 is easy, getting back to Win8.1 after a Clean install requires a bit more work (windows.old and possibly the Asus Recovery partition are no longer available).