Windows 10: My computer is stuck on a install loop, keeps showing this screen, what do I do?? Don't...

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windows update stuck at installation screen and cannot get to desktop

Hi Sue,

To understand the issue better, I would like to ask some questions:

• Is the computer stuck in the Installing updates screen?
• For how long is the computer stuck in the screen?
• When was the computer last updated?
• Is the screen showing any percentage of installation?

Sometimes the installation might take a long time to install if the update is of large size. So, I suggest you to wait for sometime and check if the system boots to the desktop. If it is taking a longer time, then perform a Power Drain by following the steps
provided below:

• Shut down the Computer.
• Remove all power source (including battery if it is a laptop).
• Press and hold the power button for 15-20 seconds.
• Connect the power source and start the computer.
• After the computer boots to the desktop, suggest you to install all the pending updates.

Hope this helps. Keep us posted on the status for further assistance.

Thank you.

 

Computer Stuck in Boot Loop

Hi,

We are glad that you tried some troubleshooting steps to fix the issue, but usually the issue occurs due to corrupted system file. In order for us to assist you, we suggest to check this thread and look for Deepika Gowda answer. It contains troubleshooting
steps pertaining to the issue:
Computer stuck with a reboot loop on Windows 10.

We look forward to your response.

 

Computer looping stuck

Hi,

This kind of loop issue usually happens if the system or hardware encountered some corruption. For us to isolate the root cause of it, we suggest booting your computer
to Windows Recovery to perform a repair.

Kindly follow the steps below for you to access the Windows Recovery options:

• While the computer is booting up, turn off the computer when you see the
  Windows logo.
• Turn it back On, wait for the Windows logo again then turn it Off. (Do it for at least three times.)
• After the third time, Recovery screen should show up.
• Select Advanced options.
  
• Click Troubleshoot then choose Advance options. (See sample picture below.)
  
  
• Under Advanced options, select Automatic Repair/Startup repair.
• Startup Repair will begin diagnosing the problem wait for the process to finish then check if Windows will boot normally.

Let us know the outcome so we can provide further assistance if needed.