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Windows 10 Random Reboot Loop before and after Update version 1909
G'day,
My windows version number is now 1909.
I was working on a Word.docx and out of nowhere the PC restarted. Following this I did a Google search and noticed there were posts relating to this issue about Reboot Loop and Windows Updates. I looked in Windows Settings and noticed there were updates pending for version 1909, so I ran the updates thinking this may fix the problem. However, after this I continued to work on my document but the rebooting happened again.
I followed a post which recommended that I go to the MS Download Site created the installation media on a USB and when I rebooted the PC I would get a "Repair your Computer" screen. However this did not work, I didn't get that screen. I have a brand new USB 3.0 with the Media Creation tool on it. I tried to boot from it by going into the BIOS and selecting the USB as 1st priority, but this did not produce any result.
It seems that I may need to make the USB Bootable for this to work. At this stage I'm not sure how to do this, (make the USB bootable). So, at present I need to get to that "Repair your Computer" screen, but I need help in two ways:
1) Making the USB bootable, and 2) Will this Repair screen fix the problem?
My PC I purchased in 2016 and it shipped with Windows 10 Home installed on it, I have not had a problem with it from then to now. Until this rebooting thing began to happen. It hasn't happened now for a couple of hours, perhaps with the number of reboots I have done, could they have fixed it? I would like something like a repair utility to check my system now as to whether it needs repair now? It is hard to know. Is there a repair utility out there? Is that what I need?
Your help would be appreciated Thanks.