Windows 10: Windows 10 power out during factory reset

So basically my computer has ceased to function on the latest windows 10 update, 100% disk usage is occurring at all times leaving the computer inoperable and I've found that reverting it to factory settings and not updating fixes that. Well the other night I clicked on update and shut down accidentally rather than sleep. I immediately went to factory reset it again and it finished and put me at the setup screen, at that point my power went out. Upon turning the computer back on it came up with the screen That shows the windows logo and has a loading circle, let this "load" for about 2 hours before shutting the damn thing off and rebooting. It takes me back to the same screen where I proceed to give it 8 hours, finally it takes me to a screen that says administrator and has another loading circle, I have now been on this screen for an additional 8 hours. I have no Idea what to do at this point, I have tried to reinstall windows from a DVD and from a USB but for some reason it tells me to insert actual boot media, I have tried multiple different win 7 and 10 isos on dvds and usbs and none will work. Any help would be greatly appreciated as I fear this os is slowly taking my sanity. Thanks.

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Windows DVD Player For Windows 10

I originally had Windows 7. Upgraded to Windows 10 and received the Windows DVD Player. I had to reset computer to factory settings due to a power outage during a Windows Update. I upgraded again to Windows 10, but this time I didn't get the Windows DVD
Player. My computer says it is up to date. Can I still get the DVD Player or am I out of luck?

 

activation

i have an lenovo laptop with windows 10 preinstalled . i had to perform factory reset 2 days before because during windows updation some files were not downloaded and it made my system not working . but after the factory reset it is showing to activate
the window but when i do so it shows an error - 0X8007007B. help me out to resolve it ?

 

Hi Liiberatez and welcome to Tenforums.

See if this helps you:
Advanced Startup Options - Boot to in Windows 10 - Windows 10 Forums

Startup Repair - Run in Windows 10 - Windows 10 Forums