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It all started while I was in a Google Doc, it showed a blue screen saying something like this: "Restarting laptop for errors." Shortly after it loaded into the BIOS screen, after looking up tutorials such as saving and exiting they don't seem to work as it just brings me back to the same screen. A possibly related thing was that I was installing a Windows update a few days ago, and I accidentally shut off the laptop while it was still updating. If anyone has a solution I would very much appreciate it, thanks!
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HI, I am Dave, I will help you with this.
In your BIOS, find the option to apply optimized defaults and apply that, save those settings and restart your laptop to see if it boots into Windows.
If not, try this method.
Remove the power cable from your laptop.
Press and hold the power button on the case of your laptop for 30 seconds.
Wait 30 minutes
Reconnect the power cable and start your laptop, does it boot into Windows?
If neither of those have worked for you, then you will need to bring your laptop to a PC Repair Shop, they may need to re-flash your BIOS.
Okay, thanks for your help!
Hey so I tried both methods and both just sent me back to the BIOS screen, is there any other methods? Thanks for the reply.
