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08-01-2024 08:55 AM
HP Pavilion
8th generation, Intel corei5
16 GB Intel
May be Windows 11 has been updated and due to it when I start the laptop, I can see "Preparing Automatic Repair" and an infinite loader.
I have tried to reboot it with USB but I can not see the USB in F9
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08-01-2024 09:07 AM
Hi @Annukansara
You don't indicate your model , but from what you write you must have an intel Optane, remember intel Optane accelerates HDD disks, which makes me think you have damaged HDD,.
About the bootable USB, what tool do I use to create it, what kind of partition does the USB have?
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