'system bootOrder not found, initilizing defaults Reset system' on pavilion while booting to win 10.

[May_2003]

I have a HP Pavilion 15 au006tx Notebook. Yesterday I turned on virtualization from bios to enable android emulation(using Intel Haxm) for Android Studio and yesterday it was working fine but today when i opened my pc it showed 'system bootOrder not found, initilizing defaults Reset system' and restarted and again showed this and restarted and stuck in this loop. But I was able to access windows by pressing esc during startup and clicking enter afterwards. So i opened uefi bios and disabled virtualization but this doesn't seems to solve the problem. So I searched on the internet and found this article .

https://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Notebook-Boot-and-Lockup/I-am-getting-system-bootorder-not-found-initi...

As suggested in this article I ran the hard disk(Extensive) Test and it passed. But after this it says to perform "recovery" (not specific about what to do).

I didn't know what to do so i tried these things :

1. Disable Virtualization - didn't help

2. Restored Security Settings to default : didn't help but removed my pin.

3. Going to boot options and disabling secure boot : didn't help

4. Clear all secure boot keys and load hp Factory Default keys : didn't help

5. Enabling Legacy Support : Seems to work fine but was taking longer time to boot(btw i changed the hotkey delay to 0 but it was still slow so i disabled legacy and tried again)

By The way after opening startup menu, every way of starting windows 10 was working fine but when i leave it to start automatically it shows error.

6. Then I went to recovery options(advance in troubleshoot) in startup menu and :

6.1 Started startup repair : didn't help

6.2 Uninstalled Latest Quality Update : didn't help (It failed to uninstall latest feature update)

6.3 System restore using restore point : didn't help (because the restore point created after the problem started)

7. Loaded setup Defaults : didn't help

Some more photos :a

1.This is the downloaded image but error was same.

 2. Clicking enter will boot to windows without any error.

3. Hard Drive(Extensive) Test : Passed

Conclusion : So Temporarily I enabled legacy support.And It is taking a lot of time to boot.

Any Help would be greatly appreciated.

For any queries reply to this thread.

Regards,

May_2003