Windows 10: Windows entered into a loop while resetting at 64%

While resetting windows I got stuck at 64% loop it goes to 90% then restart from 64% again.

I have already tried force shut down using power button i.e pressing three times powerbutton to enter into automatic repair mode but its not working.

Kindly provide me some other means to enter into recovery mode so that I can recover windows to its original factory condition.

I have usb recovery drive.

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Windows 10 reset stuck at 64%

Hello, I decided to reset my computer to factory settings and encountered a huge problem. Resetting my computer to factory settings has left me at a 64% restarting loop that I can't escape.

Windows 10 is what this computer came with.

There is no way to access anything because of the loop, so creating a boot drive or any of those types of suggestions will not work.

I do not have access to another computer that will allow me to create a boot drive if I somehow escaped the loop.

Before the loop, it brought me to the recovery but there was a "problem" removing all files and reinstalling.

Someone please help me, do NOT give suggestions such as using command prompt or entering the BIOS, because it simply cannot be done due to me not being able to get into windows in the first place. Also, do not say to create a boot drive
because I do not have access to a computer that will allow me to and only have the one computer that is stuck in a 64% loop.

 

win10 reset boot loop

Same issue here that reboot loop at 64%. See suggestions here: Boot Loop after Reset on Windows 10

 

Factory Reset 64% Loop

Hi,

There are many factors that we can consider why the factory reset doesn't finish successfully. One factor we can look at is your hard drive. There may be some corrupted files or bad sectors that is why the reset can't proceed. As our initial troubleshooting
step, we recommend that you check the disk for possible file corruption. Kindly follow the steps provided below to perform this method.

• Press Windows key and type "cmd".
• Right-click Command Prompt and select Run as Administrator.
• Copy and paste this command: chkdsk /r/f, and then hit
  Enter.

Let us know how that turned out for you.