Windows 10: Windows 10 is stuck in infinite loop trying recover from operating system update

I have a dated version of Windows 10 - it is 1703. I have not been able to upgrade to the more recent releases. Every time the PC has tried, it kept recovering the original version of Windows. I believe there is an issue with one of drivers - I'm not sure which one.

I've been disabling updates. Today, however, the PC tried to update once again. As before, the update has failed

The difference now is that the PC can't go back to the original version of Windows. It boots, I see a Windows logo, then it flashes:

"Attempting to recover previous version of Windows..."

"Restoring previous version of Windows..."


Then the PC shuts down, reboots, BIOS are loaded, Windows logo flashes, and

"Attempting to recover previous version of Windows..."

"Restoring previous version of Windows..."


It is an infinite loop. The PC must have done it 30 times already.


Is there anything I can do short of re-installing the operating system from the CD?

:)

 

update stuck in infinite loop

My computer automatically updated to Windows 10 from 7. Ever since, anytime an update comes through, it gets stuck in an infinite loop. It appears that a HP printer update is failing, but I don't know if that's what's causing the loop. How can I eliminate
that update, to see if future updates will continue as they should?

 

ati2dvag infinite loop error

I have

Processor:

• AMD Athlon 64X2 4400+ (Brisbane)

• Core Volt:1.336 V

MotherBoard:

• Model- RS690-SB600

• Chipset Ati

Bios:

• Pheonix Technologied Ltd.

• Version 6.00PG

Graphics card:TechPowerUp

I am getting a blue screen saying (as far as i can remember)

Code: The Problem seems to be caused by the following file: ati2dvag The device driver got stuck in an infinite loop[/quote] Any solution to this problem ?

 

Infinite Repair Loop


I have an HP 14-ac151nr laptop. It attempts to diagnose and repair but loops. Cannot access safemode.

Have tried startup repair
bootrec.exe with /rebuildbcd & /fixmbr & /fixboot
chkdisk

I found this while searching the forum. Startup Repair Infinite Loop Recovery - Windows 7 Help Forums and tried it. on step 13 it said "The file sizes presented here are approximate estimations, and may vary depending on your system. If any one of them are 0 bytes, then you should stop what you're doing now and seek an alternative method of recovering your system, because Windows cannot function with a 0-byte size registry hive."

Of course everything was 0-byte.*Mad

I would assume its toast and I would need to do a clean install, or maybe a repair install or something else? Not sure what is the best action at this point. Need advice.