My laptop (Asus L200H) C drive it too small (50GB) to allow Windows updates. So I decided to reset it to factory settings. During the Windows installation I received the (attached?) blue screen (about languages and tome zone) , filled it out but was not able to proceed. The computer talks to me, but clicking "Next" does not cause any action. Can anyone suggest a remedy?
Assuming resetting to factory settings makes use of recovery data stored in your laptop, that would be a waste of space given such limited storage.
You can use the MS media creation tool (Google it) to create a flash drive which you could use to reinstall Win 10 from scratch.
Clean Install Windows 10
In general for such restricted devices, should you wish to update and are having problems, you could disable Windows updates, and download updates from the link in each article in the News section where there is an article per update per build to an external drive, and then install it, saving space on your internal storage.
A similar approach is possible with feature updates (upgrades).
Consider freeing up drive space:
Free Up Drive Space in Windows 10
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