Windows 10: Laptop keeps bootloopikg after system restore. Can't enter advanced menu

My laptop recently got a bsod after a system restore point I can't enter recovery even after waiting a lomg time

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Help needed with Windows 10 laptop that will not boot.

Step 1. Boot PC with Windows Installation Media

1) Create a Windows Installation Media.
2) Change the boot sequence in BIOS and then boot your PC from the bootable disk.

Step 2. Open Windows Advanced Options menu

1) In Windows Setup page, press "Next" button.
2) Then select the "Repair your computer" option
3) In Windows Boot Options menu, choose Troubleshoot --> Advanced Options.

Step 3. Try different options to fix Windows 10 won't boot or start after update problem

Fix#1. In Windows Advanced Options menu, choose "Command Prompt" option to open the command line, here, type: sfc / scannow and press "Enter" button. It will scan system files and repair the errors or corruptions it has found. When it finished, restart your computer when the process is finished.

Fix#2. In Windows Advanced Options menu, choose " Startup Repair" option. Next, select the target operating system to fix. Windows will initiate the repair and then restart.

Fix#3. In Windows Advanced Options menu, choose "System Restore" option. Next, select a previous working state (date) to restore your computer. Wait until Windows restores your system and restart.

Sometimes, it is possible that System File Checker doesn’t help, Startup repair cannot repair this computer automatically, System Restore gets stuck at restoring your previous version of Windows screen and can’t complete.

 

System Restore - or not!

There is a fix, but it is a bit involved, take each step one at a time and you should be OK:

• Start your device in safe mode:
  • Press Shift Key whilst clicking Restart
  • Upon Restart, go to Troubleshoot - Advanced Options - Startup Settings and click Restart
  • When your system starts press 4 to boot into Safe Mode
• Open Command Prompt as Administrator by pressing Windows + X and selecting Command Prompt (admin)
• Run each of the following commands and hit enter after each one (allow each command to complete before running the next one):
  • takeown /f "C:\Program Files\WindowsApps" /r /d y
  • icacls "C:\Program Files\Windows Apps" /grant administrators:F /t
  • rename "C:\Program Files\Windows Apps" "C:\Program Files\Windows Apps(old)"
• Restart your system
• System Restore should now hopefully work without returning the 0x80070091 error

Microsoft are aware of this issue and are supposed to be working on a patch currently . . .

 

Lost Mail app after performing System Restore on Windows 10.

Original Title: Lost mail app

I did a system restore as I had lost my start menu..the start menu returned but the mail app disappeared. the store says it is installed so I can, reinstall it. I can,t uninstall as I have no app.. any suggestions. it doesn,t appear in the list of apps.