Windows 10: Windows Table died during reset

Hi i reset my windows tablet and while i was watching tv i saw it died so i put it to charge and upon turning it on it said Nuvision (my tablets manufactuer) then as normal it goes to the windows logo with the spinning thingy for 9 seconds then turns black for a sec then was the windows logo but instead of the spinning thing is said Welcome for bout 3-4 seconds then flashes a quick glance the instassling windows page at 64% then turns off and does that in boot loop forever


i've tried booting into windows reovery via the BIOS but it says i need an admin acc but it doesnt detect any

i created a bootable usb but when i try to use the interface its not touchscreeen compatible because this is a tablet and i cant do anything



This is a Nuvision 8" Windows 10 Tablet 32GB 64Bit

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http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/what-do-forget-windows-password#1TC=windows-8

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