Fixed: HP Stuck in Boot Loop | 5 Efficient Ways

HP stuck in boot loop means that the laptop will keep on restarting without letting the operating system load completely. This leaves the user stranded on a loop that doesn't seem to end. So, how does one fix this issue when all they can see is the HP logo? We have got the answer!

In this guideline, EaseUS will discuss some efficient ways to get rid of HP stuck in a boot loop. In addition, we will also equip you with information about the things that cause this issue. 

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Boot loops can be system destructive and frustrating. Many users suffer from the same problem. Here is a typical case study:

The insights presented here are poised to address a concern similar to that articulated by a Reddit user recently. The pathways to resolving this issue will become clearer as we move forward.

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How to Fix HP Stuck in Boot Loop?

A few things are more frustrating than encountering this loop, in which your laptop appears stuck in a never-ending loop of powering on and off. But don't worry; we're here to guide you. This section'll look at some of the most efficient solutions and step-by-step instructions to fix them. If you have a bootable USB, you can also boot HP laptop from USB.

Fix 1: Auto Fix

When your HP laptop is stuck in a boot loop, you can use this quick option "Automatic Repair" feature to resolve the issue. Permit the auto repair system of your HP laptop to lead to a normal state/condition.

Follow the steps:

Step 1. Restart your computer using the Windows installation CD and press the random key.

Step 2. Go to Computer Repair > Troubleshoot > Advanced Options > Startup Repair.

Step 2. Once the "Startup Repair" option is displayed, choose it and let the system start the process.

Step 3. After the repair process is done, the laptop will be restarted automatically.

Step 4. Check if the boot loop issue is resolved. Otherwise, look for different solutions below.

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Fix 2: Boot in Safe Mode

If Auto Fix doesn't solve the issue, you can continue to troubleshoot with the help of your laptop's Safe Mode. Safe Mode lets you turn on the laptop with only essential services and drivers, which helps you diagnose and rectify the issue immediately. You can turn on the Safe Mode by performing the following steps:

Step 1. Restart your laptop.

Step 2. Keep tapping F8 until you see the Boot Options menu.

Step 3. Choose "Safe Mode."

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Fix 3: Repair the Boot Sector

If the Master Boot Record (MBR) is corrupted and causing the boot loop, you can utilize EaseUS Partition Master, a reliable partition management tool with a "Rebuild MBR" feature. This feature helps restore the MBR properly, potentially resolving the boot loop issue. EaseUS Partition Master provides a user-friendly interface and step-by-step instructions to guide you through repairing the MBR, even if you're not a technical expert.

Follow these simple steps:

Step 1. Create a WinPE bootable disk

• Launch EaseUS Partition Master, and click "Bootable Media" on the toolbar. Select "Create bootable media".
• Click "Next" to finish the process.

Step 2. Boot EaseUS Partition Master Bootable USB

• Connect the bootable USB or CD/DVD to your PC. 
• Press F2 or Del when you restart the computer to enter the BIOS screen. Set and boot your computer from "Removable Devices" or "CD-ROM Drive". And then EaseUS Partition Master will run automatically.

Step 3. Rebuild MBR

• Click "Toolkit" and choose "Rebuild MBR".

• Select the disk and the type of MBR. Then, click "Rebuild".

• After that, you can see "MBR has been successfully rebuilt on Disk X".

EaseUS Partition Master is a versatile computer maintenance software. It offers several features to solve all the problems that your computer's hard disk may encounter. Here are some of the problems that may be encountered on a regular basis. You can click on the links to see the details.

• Default Boot Device Missing or Boot Failed
• Can't delete files from SD card 
• The computer has rebooted from a bugcheck

EaseUS Partition Master can help you solve all the problems. Download it and you can explore more functions.

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Fix 4: Perform a Hard Reset 

You can also perform a hard reset on your laptop. But remember that this action will delete/erase all your data. If you wish to prevent data loss, it's recommended to protect your data using the EaseUS Todo Backup, which allows you to back up your data effortlessly.

To try this solution, follow these steps:

Step 1. Turn off your laptop, disconnect the power cable, and remove the battery.

Step 2. Press and hold the power button for around 20 seconds to discharge any remaining electrical charge within the system.

Step 3. Attach and reconnect the battery/power source and proceed to start your computer.

Step 4. Upon startup, opt for the "Start Windows normally" selection if prompted.

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Fix 5: Reinstall Windows

If your laptop is still not ready to work, another viable solution is to reinstall the Windows operating system of your laptop. Follow these steps to start the reinstallation process:

Step 1. Get a DVD or USB with Windows installation media.

Step 2. Boot the media from the drive.

Step 3. Follow the cues on your screen to reinstall Windows on your laptop.

For more detailed steps: Install Windows 10 from USB

Why HP Stuck in Boot Loop?

HP stuck in the boot loop can be quite annoying. But why does it occur? There can be multiple reasons, and it is important to explore them so that you can take preventive measures beforehand. Here are a few common reasons for HP being stuck in a boot loop:

• Malicious drivers: Incompatible or corrupted device drivers can lead to a boot loop by causing conflicts during startup.
• Memory failure: A faulty RAM module can trigger a boot loop as the system fails to initialize critical components.
• MBR corruption: Corruption in the Master Boot Record (MBR) can prevent the system from loading the operating system properly, resulting in a loop.
• Hard disk failure: If the hard disk containing the OS becomes damaged or unreadable, the system can't boot and gets stuck in a loop.
• Windows Update Error: A failed or interrupted Windows update can disrupt the boot process, causing the system to attempt and fail to load continuously.
• Operating System Corruption: If key system files are corrupted, the operating system might fail to start correctly, leading to a repetitive boot cycle.

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Conclusion

An HP laptop stuck in a boot loop can be an infuriating problem. However, if equipped with the right tools and knowledge, you can crack at this problem head-on. Also, if you want an instant solution, EaseUS Partition Master will be helpful.

With this guideline, we aimed to provide you with an array of solutions that will hopefully aid you in bringing your HP laptop back to life. Remember, the key to dealing with this predicament is not to panic and execute the above step patiently.

FAQs About HP Stuck in Boot Loop

Now that we have provided you with all the important information, let's look at a series of questions that may pop up in your head while dealing with HP stuck in a boot loop.

1. How to fix an HP laptop stuck on the startup screen of Windows 10?

If you're facing this problem, there are a few things you can try. Consider trying a hard reset, repairing the boot sector, booting from a bootable USB drive to reinstall Windows, or starting up in Safe Mode.

2. Why HP stuck on the black loading screen?

Several things, including memory issues, faulty drivers, or problems with your laptop's operating system, could be the reasons for a black loading page on your HP laptop.

3. What to do when the laptop stuck in boot loop?

If your laptop keeps restarting, you can try several fixes, such as automated repair, fixing the boot sector, starting in Safe Mode, conducting a hard reset, or reinstalling Windows.