3 ways to fix Windows Error Recovery on laptops

Fix 1: Remove recently added hardware Adding hardware, for example, a new RAM module can sometimes originate Windows instability problems making your HP laptop to fail to reboot. Use these steps to rectify whatever issues arose as a result of installing a new hardware: Turn off your laptop and remove the AC adapter and its battery. Disconnect the newly added device. You may have to reopen the laptop to access whatever hardware you had installed (if it was an internal addition). Return the battery. Turn on the laptop the usual way. The laptop may successfully boot to the desktop and the windows recovery error message will not be redisplayed. You can now try to reconnect the device and wait for Windows to recognize it (for an external hardware like a USB webcam). For hardware that are installed on the motherboard, the best approach is to ensure that you are installing a compatible device and to introduce the right drivers immediately. TIP: If you are adding more than one device, it’s advisable to connect one at a time and keep restarting the computer with each addition until you locate the device causing the error. We recommend that you ignore the device generating the error. Skip to fix 2 if the error still shows up. — RELATED: Full Fix: Can’t create Recovery drive on Windows 10, 8,1, 7 Fix 2: Run Windows Start Repair You can now attempt to repair a faulty Windows startup process by mending the relevant files. windows error recovery loop Steps: Let the laptop timer countdown to run to zero once the error message appears or just press enter while the launch start repair option is selected. The startup repair interface opens and starts scanning your HP laptop for problems. Implement the suggestions made by the startup repair wizard to rectify the pending faults. The laptop should soon restart and boot into your normal desktop. Otherwise, skip to fix 3 if the error fails to go away. ALSO READ: How to fix PC error code 601 in HP Laptops Fix 3: Boot into LKGC (Last Known Good Configuration) Booting into the last known good configuration is easy and could solve the problem without much fuss. Steps: Restart your laptop. Press F8 repeatedly until the advanced boot options appear. Choose LKGC (last known good configuration -advanced) then press enter. Proceed to Fix 4 if the Windows error recovery still persists.