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Had the same  problem, and this totally worked for me.

Many thanks for this excellent post 

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I had the same issue.  Problem is the message happens before the tablet touch or bluetooth are active.  I plugged in a USB keyboard and was then able to respond to the message and windows then completed its boot.

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If You Hold The Both the Volume Buttons Down And The Power Button It Will Allow You To Click Update Do So Then Reinstall Windows 10 And It Works Perfect

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I have this problem too and it's a total nightmare; none of the fixes work. 

 

Was originally trying to reset the device when i got the message that there was a problem when trying to reset.  Any of the options that i choose will crash the device and give me the "clear the TPM" screen.  If i try the bios reset it will work sometimes and return me to the 4 options, other times it will reset bios, restart, then crash, leaving the screen grey but with nothing showing.

 

I have no idea what else to do.  This tablet has been a total disaster since i got it - charging issues, poor battery life, screen rotation and other softrware issues, yadda yadda... 

 

Would just like to be able to get windows working again so i can use it as a backup.  At the moment its a not very pretty paperweight.

 

tks

 

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@uselesstablet, do you have Windows 8.1 or 10 installed?  If it is Windows 10, you could do a fresh install from the downloadable install image from Microsoft.

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Thanks kyle.  It came with 8.1 but i upgraded to 10. 

 

Im running the windows download tool now for the iso file for windows10 32 bit.  I dont have a usb stick but i have a usb/sd card adapter.  can i save it to an sd card?  would that card need to be totally empty and formatted?

 

tks again.

 

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I think a SD card in a USB adapter functions like a USB thumb drive so you should hopefully be able to boot from it.  The Stream 7 cannot boot from the SD slot, only from a OTG USB device.  There are installation instructions here.

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Failed at the first bit as I cant make a windows 8 recovery as im running windows 10 and it wont boot. Tried booting to bios but only does it one time in 20, when I can get into trouble shooting screen it restarts then black screen with/without cursor.
I have NEVER known a tablet that every time i try to boot it up it does something totally different even if i use the same process each time.
If HP designed cars I would not be surprised if, when I turned the ignition key 3 times the lights in my house came on, the fridge door opened and the lawnmower fired up. What WOULD surprise me is if the engine started.
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Hi this was exactly the solution I needed percevere and you will get there Try it now Cheers

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Yes it worked for me

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