Windows 10: Windows 10 iso installation errors

I'm out of ideas, sorry. If it were my computer I would replace the keyboard and go from there. If that didn't help I'd try a different hard drive, remove 1/2 of the memory, pull the WiFi card, stuff like that.

Basically remove everything that is not absolutely needed for the computer to run.

 

1) Open the HP website > support and drivers > enter the computer's product or serial number > select the operating system > view the drivers and bios downloads > post a URL or hyperlink into the thread.
HP Software and Driver Downloads for HP Printers, Laptops, Desktops and More | HP® Customer Support

2) HP computers come with factory installed UEFI diagnostic tests.
The factory default tests are only memory and drive.

If the UEFI diagnostics had been downloaded then there are many more tests: system tests, and component tests:
The latest version is 6.5

The extensive tests are:
Battery,
Processor,
Wireless,
Hard drive SMART,
Hard drive short and long DST,
Extensive memory,
Video memory,
System board

The component tests are:
Processor,
Memory,
Hard drive,
Power,
Audio
Fingerprint reader
Keyboard,
Mouse/Touchpad
Network
Optical drive
Parallel port
System board
USB port
Video
Wireless module

3) Ask Mom whether they are or are not installed and whether you can restart the computer to run the HP UEFI diagnostics.

4) If the UEFI diagnostics were downloaded then they are available by power on or restart and repetitively clicking the F2 key.
This opens the BIOS UEFI diagnostics. If you have this installed then run the extensive test as a loop until failure. Start it in the evening and the next day if it has completed 2 passes then click the keyboard escape key to abort the testing and check the pass in the BIOS UEFI log.
If there is any problem with the computer, even the battery, the testing is designed to abort and will display an error message. The keyboard is not on the extensive list and is only on the component list. So the testing should complete if there are no problems with the major hardware components.
The next day when the testing is aborted the component tests can be ran for the keyboard or any other component as needed.

5) If the UEFI diagnostics were not downloaded then HP has an option to download the diagnostic tests to a USB drive.

This is mid-range (version 3.9) between the default version 1.2 and the downloadable version 6.5

The next steps are the flash drive method:

HP PC Hardware Diagnostics | HP® Official Site

6) Find a flash drive that you can format ( > or = to 8 GB)

7) On a working computer create a bootable HP UEFI flash drive:
Follow the instruction in this link:
HP PC Hardware Diagnostics | HP® Official Site


8) Ask you mom for permission to reboot the computer so that you can run the HP UEFI diagnostics on the computer.

9) Insert the bootable HP UEFI diagnostics into any USB port.

10) Power on the computer or click restart and during the power on or the restart repetitively click the F9 key.

11) The BIOS boot menu should appear > select external USB hard drive

12) Run the extensive test or the loop until failure test. .

This is a link with the default HP keyboard F keys:
List of PC brands with their corresponding hot-keys


When the HP UEFI diagnostic testing has completed please use a camera or smart phone camera to take pictures and post images into the thread.

 

Sadly, I can't get the latest diagnosis version on my laptop but it's on my computer but it's v1.6.0.0. The only options are memory test, hard drive check, and language. I'm 17 and it's my laptop so I can restart it but I can't use her computer to gather resources from the internet. I'm going to run the extensive check and see what happens.

 

HP 15-g100 Notebook

Laptop info

https://i.imgur.com/UdoY2GK.jpg

The scan.

 

The drive passed the SMART and DST tests.
Was there a memory test?
Were you able to find a flash drive to run more of the HP UEFI diagnostic tests?

 

No on the usb and yes it passed.

 

Look of the computer back near the battery to see if there is a product number or serial number > enter into this link > select operating system > post the URL or hyperlink into the thread:
HP Software and Driver Downloads for HP Printers, Laptops, Desktops and More | HP® Customer Support
Indicate whether the OS is 32x or 64x bit.

 

HP Software and Driver Downloads for HP Printers, Laptops, Desktops and More | HP® Customer Support

 

The HP website did not have the UEFI diagnostics on the list.

What do you see now when you power on the computer?

Are the important files backed up?
Had you made a backup image?
If you needed to would you be able to perform a clean install?

 

When turning on my computer, I get a defaultuser0 account and a filter key popup. As previously stated, the defaultuser0 account is the creation from shutting down during the infinite "just a moment..." loop, which went on overnight.


My important files aren't backed up cause I didn't have any plus my linux became unusedable. It's just the current installation from earlier in the thread that is there.


Yes I can, I've done it before. The loop is still there.

 

See if you can break the loop with a bootable drive:
See if you can find multiple flash drives that your can format:
1) Create a bootable windows 10 iso:
Download Windows 10
2) Memtest86+ - Advanced Memory Diagnostic Tool
3) Create a bootable Ubuntu flash drive:
Ubuntu tutorials
How to Create a Bootable Linux USB Flash Drive, the Easy Way

 

I sadly only got that usb.

 

Which USB do you have?
Can your Mom lend to you a USB?
Maybe a friend, neighbor, relative, or local store?

 

I'm in foster care and in the middle of nowhere so I don't have access to another usb. None of my friends are technical or don't know what a usb drive. Plus, It's a three day weekend!!

I was thinking there was a way to bypass the defaultuser0 account.

 

What is the size of the USB and what is on it?