Windows 10: Windows 10 boot and reset issues *HELP*

My PC has been fine and experiencing no issues until yesterday. I turned it off, went away for a bit and when I came back it was on the windows loading screen (black screen with windows logo and blue loading circle) but completely frozen.

I restarted my PC by pressing and holding the power button and the same thing happened, over and over, although about 1 in 8 times it booted. I tried to access safe mode but the same problem was happening when launching safe mode, so I created a Windows 10 bootable USB.

When I tried booting from the USB, the same thing happened again, and it got stuck on the loading screen. After several attempts, I eventually got into safe mode through the USB and tried all the debugging I know, uninstalling updates, running CMD commands etc, and restarted my PC.

This time it worked, and I got in fine. However, after about 10 minutes the screen completely froze again and I had to restart, where yet again it got stuck on the loading screen. After several forced restarts I decided to reset the PC (keeping the files option). I did this and it seemed to be going well, got to about 18% on the screen before the screen went blank and has been so ever since (about 45 minutes).

I really need to fix this as I have online exams in just a couple of days and loads of work, so any help is really appreciated! Anyone got any ideas? Is this a Windows issue or a Hardware Issue?

PC Specs: AMD Ryzen 5 1600 ZOTAC GeForce GTX 1060 Mini 6gb Graphics Card Gigabyte GA-AB350-GAMING AM4 B350 Chipset ATX Motherboard

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