Windows 10: Windows reboots over and over.

Hi All,


Windows 10 notified me that I needed to reboot to complete an update. I did so and then the computer got stuck at 29% for more than 4 hours. I ended up shutting the machine down and rebooting. Now when the computer is powered up, I see the windows logo for a fraction of a second and then the computer reboots all over again. Going into safe mode is not an option. The computer will not respond to it.


I then tried using a windows 10 boot recovery to a USB and can boot to it. When I boot to it, a messagebox is displayed saying that I have an update in progress and that I can remove the media and continue or click another button and install an new version of Windows. Continuing does nothing other than continue the cycle of rebooting. I then went the option of installing a new version of windows but tried all of the repair options available under the repair link. None of them worked. I then tried to install a new version of windows but that does not work because it says "The selected disk has an MBR partition table". From the command prompt, everything appears to still be there on the hard drive. Anyone have any other ideas?


I'm running out of options so I hope someone can help me with this.

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Everything was fine on 'old' windows, but after I made a clean windows installation, everything goes this way.

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