windows Windows 10 - Infinite startup loop (Help needed)

[Dynamical code]

So it goes like this...

I was adjusting the number of processors my Laptop is allowed to use in msconfig.exe

While exiting I noticed that there was something called timeout...

After a bit of research I decided to set the timeout to 3 seconds(the lowest possible)

And now after a restart my laptop just crashes, and says 

"Preparing Automatic repair"

 

 

 

 

and then "Diagnosing your pc"

 

I have tried all methods known to me, and I now request help...

Any form advice will be amazing!!

 

 

 

Thanks

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[Mnky313]

first thing I would try is getting into safe mode, this can be done by holding the power button to force it to shutdown while it's trying to boot, after 2 or 3 times it usually with give you recovery options, go to > repair > more options > startup settings

[Dynamical code]

Its not allowing me to boot up at all..

If needed i can send a video of what's happening if it will help, just inform me

the laptop isn't booting up at all from what I try

just goes back to the same Preparing automatic repairs

10 minutes ago, Mnky313 said:

first thing I would try is getting into safe mode, this can be done by holding the power button to force it to shutdown while it's trying to boot, after 2 or 3 times it usually with give you recovery options, go to > repair > more options > startup settings

 

[Kilrah]

You'll probably have to boot from Windows install media and use the command line to undo your changes. 

[Mnky313]

Just now, Dynamical code said:

Its not allowing me to boot up at all..

If needed i can send a video of what's happening if it will help, just inform me

the laptop isn't booting up at all from what I try

just goes back to the same Preparing automatic repairs

interesting, I don't really know what to tell you. You could try repairing using a windows boot USB if you have one.

[Dynamical code]

2 hours ago, Kilrah said:

You'll probably have to boot from Windows install media and use the command line to undo your changes. 

I'm not sure how to do that, might have to watch some kind of tutorial, will try it tomorrow

[Dynamical code]

2 hours ago, Mnky313 said:

interesting, I don't really know what to tell you. You could try repairing using a windows boot USB if you have one.

Don't have a USB to be honest. If nothing else works, maybe I'll just consider resetting with keeping the private folders, but that too, after all is tried

[Dynamical code]

The reset worked, that was my last option so yes, that's solved.

I did reset with files so windows did a good job at keeping my files safe.