Windows 10: Device stating pending reboot after rebooting couple of times

Hi everyone, we have multiple device in our org that are indicating laptop's are pending for a reboot where there is no updates that waiting for reboot in settings.. i tried to pull reboot state through PowerShell using command Test-PendingReboot -detailed.. We are using third party tool name Automox which patches all devices on weekly bases and indicates if devices are up to date or not.. it pulls this data from registry keys and from last couple of months im seeing this issue on many devices. its indicating that device is not compliant because reboot is pending.. so far ive tried is to rese

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There is a reboot pending for this product

I have an ASUS T100TA notebook running Win 10 Home FCU 32-bit. I am trying to reinstall the chipset drivers with the Intel_SOC_Driver_Package2_VER10E.

I extract all the files from the zip and run install.exe. But I get the message, "there is a pending reboot for this product".

I have rebooted many times but it doesn't help. I have searched the registry for any pending of reboot key values. And I have spent hours online searching for a solution. It does not seem similar to the Rapid Storage system topics.

Any suggestions? Thanks.

 

Constant Pending Reboot

For some reason, I constantly get errors when installing anything (from Windows updates to VPNs to other random software) due to a "pending reboot". So far I've rebooted countless times and nothing has changed. How can I get rid of a pending reboot?

 

Reboot and Select Proper Boot Device...after reboot?

Hello all. Getting a little frustrated here. A couple of weeks ago we had a user come in on a Monday morning to find that her pc was displaying the classic message "Reboot and select proper boot device...". Tried popping in a windows disk and fixing the MBR, no luck. Ended up reinstalling windows and her few programs back on it. All was good after this. For about a day. She came in the next day to find the same message. So at that point we decided that more than likely the drive was bad even though oddly enough it tested out fine. It was a Corsair 60gb SSD.

Last week we swapped that Corsair with a 64gb Crucial SSD and installed Windows. We then created a backup image of that drive. All was good until Thursday when her power strip that the PC was plugged into got tripped. Start up the computer for find "Reboot and select proper boot device..." message. So, apply the backed up image to the SSD since repairing the MBR didn't work.

Now this morning she comes in and the PC is running fine. Attempts to open Microsoft Word and she gets a pop-up stating there isn't enough disk space. So, she then restarts and upon booting back up gets "Reboot and select proper boot device..."

Any ideas what is causing this? Is it something with the mobo or do I just have horrible luck and replaced the bad SSD with another bad SSD?