I have the same question. It came up after the last update. I also have ASUS laptop model U56E... I had to select a keyboard (Englsh) then i would get “continue to windows rollback”. I cant do anything!! The three forced shutdowns dont work, i dont have a bootable startup disk, system restore and system image didnt work... This keeps going in circles! I have never had an update as frustrating as this one! Microsoft, where is you quality control?? Please help!
Windows rollback loop
After a windows 10 update, my ASUS X55U laptop remained in a rollback loop. I have tried Bob Omb's suggestion in the Jan 16, 2018 thread by Martin Bar ie. run chkdsk c:/r/x (no bad clusters, usn journal verification) and sfc/scannow (Windows Resource Protection could not perform the required operation). I do not have a boot disc or USB
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Anonymous
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Anonymous
2018-05-20T17:51:38+00:00 After a windows 10 update, my ASUS X55U laptop remained in a rollback loop. I have tried Bob Omb's suggestion in the Jan 16, 2018 thread by Martin Bar ie. run chkdsk c:/r/x (no bad clusters, usn journal verification) and sfc/scannow (Windows Resource Protection could not perform the required operation). I do not have a boot disc or USB
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Anonymous
2018-05-20T22:46:40+00:00 Thanks for the suggestion, AntDart, but it said it tried, but it said it couldn’t reset the computer.... <sigh>
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Anonymous
2018-03-20T19:55:23+00:00 Hi Barry:
Thank you for the feedback. I am sorry, but am not familiar with this scenario.
We have two distinct platforms here.
One is a Google Chrome Tablet, running the Chrome operating system.
Second, is Microsoft Windows OS is designed for an INTEL/AMD architecture.
Windows will really shine and be robust on an INTEL/AMD platform, where the same holds true for Google Chrome. You could, maybe, possibly, (I have not tried doing it), run Windows in a virtual sandbox or virtual machine environment. That will give you a taste and feel for what Windows can do.
I know this may not be the best answer to your question. I apologize if it is not. However, it is the best that I can do for now, with the first-hand experiences I share.
Best of luck!
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Anonymous
2018-03-20T19:12:28+00:00 I tried to download an ISO, but did not have a location so was not able to. I do not have access to another PC.....I am using my tablet running on Chrome