Windows 10: My Asus tablet is not booting after Jan 21 2020 Win 10 update.

I have got Asus tablet 32 Gb with Win 10. Ihad limited memory so for the update, I had to use flash drive for temporary installation files. I was able to run the update through Windows 10 update assistant. It put few files in the flash drive by creating folder $Windows10~something.tmp. After successful update to version 1909 It started configuration and completed the same. But afterward, when it finally finished configuration, it restarted and kept on cycling the Asus logo and flashing a blank window alternating repeatedly. I searched for solutions, tried to get it start in safe mode did not work. Any solution for me please?

Thank you

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Window 10 ASUS Tablet only boots to BIOS menu


I did this to myself but I want to know if there’s anyway to recover or have I killed my tablet.

I’ve got a ASUS VivoTab Smart tablet with Windows 10 installed.

Recently it kept rolling back a big update saying I didn’t have enough space on my C: drive. I had partitioned the dive into 2 drives, a C: and D:. I planned to just increase the size of the C: drive but when I used Partition Manager it showed 4 extra Healthy Recover partitions. After doing some research I figured that they were left over from upgrades from Windows 8 to 8.1 to Windows 10. None of them were over 500 Mb which I thought one should have been 500 Mb for Windows 10. I decided to delete them one by one and then resize the last one to 500Mb so my Windows 10 would have a 500Mb Recovery Partition and then work on resizing the C: drive with extra available space on the D: drive.

Well something went wrong and now the tablet will only boot to the BIOS Menu and the only drive that is listed for Boot Option #1 is “Windows Boot Manager”.

Other ASUS users with similar booting problems have said to set:
Fast Boot = Disabled
Secure Boot = Disabled
Then install a bootable Win 10 USB drive into the tablets port and restart.

When I hit "Save and Restart". my tablet doesn’t seem to want to read the USB drive when restarted. It just reboots to the BIOS menu.

Is my tablet toast or do I have some other options?

Thanks for any suggestion in advance.

 

Win 10 build 10240 to Threshold 2 update problem on 16G tablet


Thanks, that is a very comprehensive list of suggestions. However, I have done almost all of the steps you've listed...except uninstalling the apps. Even if I deleted virtually all my installed apps (most were installed on the D drive anyway, except for the ones that would only install on C), it may leave just barely enough room to get to the 5G needed for the install...but then where would I be.....an operating system running on a tablet, with hardly any apps on it....an anchor! The problem with apparently no answer is WinSxS!

It seems that even though Win 10 will install and run on the small little 16G tablets, they can not be updated over a period of time as the Windows and WinSxS folder continue to grow out of bounds. Thus leaving a 16G C drive device fairly useless for any useful purpose. The only option (it appears), is to do a fresh reformat and install, with every new Win 10 upgrade down the line, thus starting with a small WinSxS each time, instead of one that balloons with every program install and software upgrade.

Any other ideas, greatly accepted....thanks all!

 

WINDOWS 10 ON ASUS TAICHI 21

I have Asus Taichi 21 when i upgrate from win 8 to win 10 pro my back screen and graphics cant control kindly guide me please