I go to restart User Profile Services and it will not allow me to due to User Manager using it.
Also where I can't get a USB, am I basically out of luck?
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First time I factory reset my computer it cailed and said "Undoing changes" as it did that it brought up my login screen. I go to login but now I am locked out behind an Error that persists with User Profile service Failed. So I go to factory reset again. It does the same thing. Undoes the changes and says that same error. I go for the third time but this time it is to fully wipe the computer. Gets stuck at 46% for 2 hours and then fails. Still the same error. I have been following guifes to do stuff in safe mode, but as I login to safe mode I am met with a blank white canvas, and cannot access anything at all. The window key + R or X does not work at all. I would like to fix this ASAP, it has been stressing me out. I don't know what to do.
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I go to restart User Profile Services and it will not allow me to due to User Manager using it.
Also where I can't get a USB, am I basically out of luck?
Also i did that step, and i restarted, but now when i go to login, i hit spacebar to go into my pin code and now im met with blur and it just freezing. And now i can not do the method of holding shift while clicking restart.
Okay something might happen. It was a blur, kicked me back, but then I hit spacebar again, and was able to insert my password, and now im hit with a very long Just a moment screen. Lets pray together that I am back in. Im scared that it is just gonna be white screen, but hopefully not.
Alright, please update me. Thanks!
It is just taking forever to load in. Still saying "Just a moment..."
It is still trying to load in. I don't want to give up, but I just think it isn't going to load in.
If that doesn't work, please go back to the Windows Recovery Environment. From the 'Choose an option' screen, click Troubleshoot > Advanced options > Startup Repair, and see if the system can repair itself.
Click Troubleshoot, then System Restore, and select a restore point from before the issue occurred. Let the process finish and check.
Click Troubleshoot > Reset This PC. Choose cloud reinstall instead of local reinstall.