Windows 10 laptop wont run up into windows. Goes into BSOD repair mode

Indicate whether you can or cannot boot to
logon screen
administrative command prompt
administrative powershell
safe mode
Windows Recovery Environment (RE)

I already have a bootable usb drive that I used Microsoft Windows 10 Installation / Media Creation Tool to create. It wont do anything.

It can be used to clean install Windows 10.

If I do a clean install will I lose my files etc?

Back up your files before clean installation.
Boot your PC from your USB device. Press Shift + F10to open a CMD window. Run Notepad and then press Ctrl + O to open File Explorer, which allows you to back up files.

Sorry guys, reading some of the replies which have all been gratefully accepted, i think perhaps I need to reiterate what's happening.

My laptop keeps running up into bios.
After several restarts it eventually goes to Windows RE - automatic repair.
Restart doesn’t fix it.
Into advanced options and start-up repair couldn’t fix it.
Use a device with my usb stick that I used create installation media tool for. Doesn’t fix it.
I go to reset this pc, keep my files, local re-install. Doesn’t work “There is a problem resetting your PC”.
Exit continue to Windows 10 goes back into automatic repair.
Everything I try doesn't do anything. I cant get windows up to save my files so I can do a clean install.
Despite not dropping my laptop or anything like that I'm thinking perhaps the HDD is bust. that why nothing repairs or fixes.

These are some options:
1) Troubleshoot
2) Perform a reset save files equivalent
3) clean install


Boot to Windows RE > command prompt > type: bcdedit /set {default} recoveryenabled No > reboot > post an image of the error message and / or code

chez666 said:

I cant get windows up to save my files

Can you access Command Prompt, which is shown below?
If you can access Command Prompt, you can back up your files.



Source: Boot to Advanced Startup Options in Windows 10

How could the OP download Linux without booting into Windows?
I don't think the OP has Windows PE.