Windows 10: my sager laptop is continuously rebooting after windows update

I restarted my laptop to complete my windows 11 updates, it failed with a blue screen, then reverted the changes.I can't get past the sager logo before the laptop reboots. I don't think any of the windows key combinations work because it's not getting far enough along in the booting process to do so. Im thinking about getting the windows iso and using a USB stick to possibly fix windows but I can't access the boot menu.

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Sager laptops?

Hey TPU I am going to be looking for a laptop in a few months, and I was wondering if anyone had experience with a SAGER laptop.
What I am looking for to be completely honest is a brand that is out of the ordinary, like Voodo if it was not bought by HP. I am looking for something that has a core i7 mobile in it and no more than 2 thousand, so the sager looked pretty good since it was highly customizable and pretty nice looking. Its just that I really need two things that usually dont go with each other: Speed and the power to overclock + the ability to play some games, and Mobility and battery life since i will be using this in college.
Although its still a few months I have been looking around to get an idea of how much one of these will cost.

So has anyone used a Sager laptop? Also if you have any suggestions of a different brand of a specific laptop that would be great.

Thanks *Smile

 

Sager laptops?

Sager laptop's are the shit! They usually rebrand Clevo builds that are highly customizable. If your going with a gaming laptop may I suggest a few things.


1) If your spending 2000 on a decent systems, dropping another 1000 for a matching gpu or better cpu is worth it.

2) Get an extended warranty. An additional $300 for 3 years will be necessary if you use your laptop for gaming. Just think how desktop gpu's get overran with yearly title releases that will stress your system more and more each year. Trust me, after spending $2000 on an Alienware(never again) I kick myself in the gut everytime I think about an extended warranty.

3) Overclock more carefully and with a notebook cooler. Watch your temps closely, but remember that just because your cpu never gets above 70ºC doesn't mean your casing wont get hot enough to melt! *Wink learned that the hard way with the AW, damn power plug port overheated and melted right into the motherboard.

Other than that, Clevo um I mean Sager will do you good. May want to check out the Sager section of notebookreview.com for more details on configurations and feedback.

Enjoy your beast!!!

 

Sager laptops?

So is a Sager portable enough that I could bring it to class and also have a battery that lasts more than 2 hours?