I think you should just reinstall windows, if you have anything precious on there, try to back it up somehow, but you may struggle without access to the operating system. If you can, get a connector for the hard drive and plug it into another computer, then back things up, and put the hard drive back into the computer.
@@cheeseman498 They could do that, honestly, laptop of that age should probably be running Linux for the long run, it's specs won't meet the newest Windows version. Where as Ubuntu 23.04 could probably run on that just fine.
most laptops like that have an easily accessible hard drive you can take it out and buy a cable that connects to usb. you can take all of the inportant stuff out and reinstall windows on the hdd after you reinstall windows you can put the information back on or just start on a fresh install
I didn't know what method should I try so I factory reset the laptop. It didn't work and still had the bootloop. Can you guys suggest ang method to fix it?
booting into safe mode might give you access to your files n stuff. hold f4 on the boot screen and it should put you into it. if not i reckon you just re-install windows. You could remove the hard drive from the computer and plug it into another machine using just a generic SATA drive dock or connector and recover your files onto a USB or some sort of removable medium
I think the proplem might be the hard drive, because when it tries to continue with the update it cant write it into the hard drive because of a damaged block. Try replacing the hard drive or reinstalling windows.
if reinstalling windows doesnt work try to reflash the bios using the laptops method, it might be corrupted. if that still doesnt work try using a live usb to boot into linux and check if the partition table is correct, check also for bad sectors on the hdd.
This seems like a GPU/GPU driver fault or maybe a failed display. If you have any external displays you can try that, if it still doesn't work, the GPU might be the problem. If it can't be fixed you can get an hdd adapter to plug the HDD in to another computer to get the data off of it. Edit: Nice you got it working!
the flickering lines are probably the GPU, if its socketed try replacing it, as for the update/bootlooping issue try reinstalling win 10 or replacing the RAM
try putting the hard drive into another device, formatting it, reinstalling windows, and putting it back in. if that doesn't work, then its kicked the can
Spam f1,f2,f12,f8,del or esc on startup this will boot into the bios then try booting it Then shut the laptop down (from bios) and remove storage backup all data Reformat the drive Copy a windows install onto the drive Use the bios to boot from the drive The move the drive back to the laptop Try booting from it
100% sure its Hard drive, u should make a windows reinstall from 0, just find a tutorial and the iso and ur good to go, remember that u activate bios in hp stuff with typing esc at the start of the boot.
The laptop worked, thx to you guys
How did you fix it?
@@someniceguy524 i follow some methods from my comments
@@Kernelyuz which comment to be specific?
Replace a Processor
happy that the community had help your and fix the issues, more in just one day
If the battery alert continues then turn off adapter warnings from the BIOS menu
I think you should just reinstall windows, if you have anything precious on there, try to back it up somehow, but you may struggle without access to the operating system. If you can, get a connector for the hard drive and plug it into another computer, then back things up, and put the hard drive back into the computer.
they can make a live linux usb and upload important things to another usb or an sd drive then reinstall windows and restore data
@@cheeseman498 They could do that, honestly, laptop of that age should probably be running Linux for the long run, it's specs won't meet the newest Windows version. Where as Ubuntu 23.04 could probably run on that just fine.
most laptops like that have an easily accessible hard drive you can take it out and buy a cable that connects to usb. you can take all of the inportant stuff out and reinstall windows on the hdd after you reinstall windows you can put the information back on or just start on a fresh install
I didn't know what method should I try so I factory reset the laptop. It didn't work and still had the bootloop. Can you guys suggest ang method to fix it?
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this has an error about windows file if you run hdd, you should replace ssd because of its fast speed
True
Change your drive. And also check your iGPU/GPU
booting into safe mode might give you access to your files n stuff. hold f4 on the boot screen and it should put you into it. if not i reckon you just re-install windows. You could remove the hard drive from the computer and plug it into another machine using just a generic SATA drive dock or connector and recover your files onto a USB or some sort of removable medium
Sounds like a hard drive/ssd issue.
either replacing the hard drive with another one (or for the better, get an ssd) or reinstalling windows should do it.
it may be the gpu is cooked or the ram is also cooked either those causes problems
Smart. Do not look for tutorials. Let the tutorials find you 🤣🤣
when people say reinstall windows, they mean using a bootable flash drive.
I think the proplem might be the hard drive, because when it tries to continue with the update it cant write it into the hard drive because of a damaged block. Try replacing the hard drive or reinstalling windows.
if reinstalling windows doesnt work try to reflash the bios using the laptops method, it might be corrupted. if that still doesnt work try using a live usb to boot into linux and check if the partition table is correct, check also for bad sectors on the hdd.
btw the battery might refer to the CMOS battery, not the laptops one, you might have to check that
It wouldn't boot into windows update at all if the bios was corrupted.
@@0truer yes it can, it depends on the part of the bios thats corrupted
@@fedes1to I see, so the boot order wasn't corrupted, but potentially something else was.
@@fedes1to bios is only to exist to make sure that system can boot. Bios is not the issue here
You have to get rest mode to close a laptop
How?
This seems like a GPU/GPU driver fault or maybe a failed display. If you have any external displays you can try that, if it still doesn't work, the GPU might be the problem. If it can't be fixed you can get an hdd adapter to plug the HDD in to another computer to get the data off of it. Edit: Nice you got it working!
Have you tried putting it in a microwave?
Dude that is so fascinating, I hope you get it fixed.
did you read the pinned comment mate
Maybe RAM memory or maybe unexpectedly turn off while Windows Update is running.
find a key to get in to windows recovery mode. reinstall windows using that
Best thing to do is start in recovery and try to roll back to last back up.
the flickering lines are probably the GPU, if its socketed try replacing it, as for the update/bootlooping issue try reinstalling win 10 or replacing the RAM
try putting the hard drive into another device, formatting it, reinstalling windows, and putting it back in. if that doesn't work, then its kicked the can
have you tried throwing it off the balcony?
My old one yes
I would say backup the files by extracting the hard drive and connecting it with an usb adapter to another pc
Spam f1,f2,f12,f8,del or esc on startup this will boot into the bios then try booting it
Then shut the laptop down (from bios) and remove storage backup all data
Reformat the drive
Copy a windows install onto the drive
Use the bios to boot from the drive
The move the drive back to the laptop
Try booting from it
1. Boot it into recovery menu or safe mode
2. Reinstall windows
Step 1 worked but step 2 got corrupted
Dude
You should reinstall windows .
It might probably fix yours
But remember to format your hard drive
its def malware or idk
100% sure its Hard drive, u should make a windows reinstall from 0, just find a tutorial and the iso and ur good to go, remember that u activate bios in hp stuff with typing esc at the start of the boot.
Your windows got corrupted
Reinstall windows and it will start working again
get a bootable usb and try to fix it with that. you can also use advanced troubleshooting to get the data on a flash drive and reinstall windows
i had the same issue on my dell laptop. Some hardware repair dude fixed it tho
Will Safe Mode help?
i think not for this laptop, it still bootloop
reinstall windows on a new hard drive
It's probably related to your video drivers. If possible, boot into recovery mode, uninstall updates and do system restore.
it isnt
reinstall windows
I tried but it gets stuck on 4% and suddenly bootloop again
open and clean laptop from dust then repaste gpu
Linux time
Thats a broken GPU and storage drive if ive ever seen one, also the keys are horrible and you should prob just get a new computer
keys may be horrible but rather get a keyboard and connect it
@@Kernelyuz Nice
It might be the batery cuz it ses vatery alert so take out rhe batery
a method i tried last month, it didn't do anything but yeah
Try to re-install the is OS it was on
I couldn't, last time it froze and then bootloop
@@Kernelyuz it might be due to a bios corruption
Bad hdd
it is old so get a new one or go to a repair shop and your alive
thats impossible for a poor family
@@Kernelyuz now that some familys have no home so eat ther baby