Windows 10: Pc lenovo ressetato in loop di avvi

Ciao io ho ressetato un pc lenovo ma dalla modalita quella dalla schermata per accedere al account sul pc quella che appare subbito dopo aver acceso il pc e ho tenuto premuto Shift e ho cliccato sul pulsante che si usa per spegnere il pc ma ho messo riavvia e apparso un menu ho cliccato su risoluzioni problemi e su resetta e adesso ce la chermata con il logo lenovo poi una schermata nera poi la schermata come quella con lenovo ma scritto windows con una rottelina che gira e per un secondo esce una schermata blu e poi di nuovo lo stesso procedimento e in loop e windows 11

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My Lenovo pc is stuck in automatic repair loop.

My Lenovo pc is stuck in automatic repair loop. I can't reset it. It says there is a problem with that! It keeps asking for my recovery key. I enter it and I'm right back to where I started from. Apparently, there is no restore point. Any suggestions?

 

Pc stuck on critical process died reboot loop

My pc is on a reboot loop where it says critical process died and I can’t get into anything It just reboot right after

 

Critical process died BSoD loop

My alienware 17 R3 laptop apparently forced restart to update windows 10 earlier in the day and after the update finished it literally won't start up and is now stuck in Critical process died BSoD loop without me being able to enter safe mode.

Any attempt to entering safe mode results in another Critical process died blue screen and I've tried EVERYTHING that the net lists as a solution.

Tried going back to previous version of windows and it list an error, tried restoring from a previous point and it doesn't show up at all. Hell I tried a complete reset of the laptop and it gave me an error and said it cannot complete the process for god
knows what reason.

This happened once on my older alienware 17 r3 and I had to get a replacement entirely due to the vendors not being able to decipher the root cause of the problem but one thing is for damn sure, everytime a windows 10 update happens my laptop potentially
gets killed off...

Seriously, any suggestions? This is pretty frigging infuriating.

[Moved from: Windows / Windows 10 / Windows update, recovery, & backup]