Windows 10 Creator Edition Restart Problems

I have a Samsung Ultrabook i5 laptop which was working fine prior to upgrading to Windows 10 Creator last week. Instead of upgrading from the prior version, I opted for a complete clean install using Windows 10 Media Installer. I am having a lot of issues with Windows Restart issues. In order to shut down prior to the restart, I have to manually press the power switch. Similarly, to boot back, I have to press the power switch hard, remove the power cable and repeat the process several times. With power cord plugged in, it is impossible to get the splash screen back to log in. Light switches for the power, recharge button, WiFi are turned on but the power light for the boot drive (c:) drive comes on and goes away. I have run the command sfc /SCANFILE and don't see any error in the system files. The integrity of memory/HDD looks fine as well. I have tried to fix the start issues using Advanced startup menu options but get the message that Windows cannot fix the startup issues? Unfortunately, I cannot revert to the prior version of Windows 10 as I didn't create the System Image Copy. Kindly, advise how to restore the proper functioning of Windows Shutdown/Restart Issues.
Thanks in advance

Ken, thanks for your prompt response and guidance. I will keep you posted as I implement your suggestions.

Thanks again!

Ken,
Tried your suggestions but it didn't help with the restart process? Windows shows the marquee--restarting but I get the Black Screen of Death and nothing else. When I force the power off/power on button, it does power off but successful power on and display of the splash screen don't get activated. I mentioned previously that if I unplug the power cord and then try pressing the power on button, boot cycle starts after 3 or 4 trials. You had asked that during the clean install if I reformatted the HDD. Actually, I didn't. Would it help to forward the Dump file to see what is going on?

Thanks!

Ken,
FYI
In another thread on this Forum dealing with reboot issues after the Windows Creator update, a utility made available by Tweaking.com was suggested as the solution to handle this problem. Guess what, I just downloaded the free version of this utility and it solved all the issues in less than 5 minutes. Here is the link
Tweaking.com - Windows Repair Free/Pro
After wasting numerous hours to solve this problem, it got solved like a magic. I am fortunate to have come across this great forum and to find the right thread. Thanks, TenForums!!!

Ken,

No, I didn't do any tweaking to use the utility. It is completely automated. It loads the Windows in Safe mode to run the diagnostics and tweaks as necessary.

Thanks!