What can I do if my computer is stuck in a boot loop?
A boot loop can often be resolved by entering Safe Mode, uninstalling recent updates, or restoring system settings.
A boot loop happens when your computer fails to start and keeps restarting instead. To resolve it, first try entering Safe Mode by pressing the F8 or Shift+F8 keys during startup. Safe Mode can allow you to undo recent changes, such as uninstalling problematic software or updates that might be causing the loop. Use System Restore if available to revert your system to an earlier working state. If the problem persists, consider resetting the BIOS settings to default or repairing the Windows startup with a bootable installation disk. These steps typically help end the boot loop and restore normal operation.
