Laptop cycling the ASUS logo

[willh7]

So I tried to reset my laptop from when I got home, cause my laptop had been running slow for a bit, so I was just like whatever. As I pick the reset my PC option, and let it do its thing, about an hour or so later I get this blue screen, "Windows wasn't able to reset your PC" or something along those lines. There were 4 options on the screen, can't exactly remember them all, but I do remember picking the one to just shut it down for that time being, as I was like whatever.
Couple hours later I'm sitting here remembering I have something to do for school tomorrow so I turn my laptop on to finish this assignment. Here's the problem..
It won't even start. As I'm sitting in front of it typing this right now, it is just cycling thru the ASUS logo, and making that small buzz sound I'm guessing to indicate that it's on.
I never intended to keep this laptop for long, but I needed something for school and other things, so I'd appreciate some help.

 

[willh7]

Ok so I'm back and I got a USB with Windows 10 in my laptop right now that's still stuck in a bootloop, and on a "Aptio Setup Utility" screen after pressing Escape many a times. So how exactly do I get to boot up the new Windows and make my laptop working again?

 

[webworkings]

Try the following and see if it resolves the problem/gets you past it...

1. In the Aptio Setup Utility, select the "boot" menu and then select "Launch CSM" and change it to "enable".

2. Next select the "Security" menu and then select "secure Boot Control" and change to "disable".

3. Now select "Save & Exit" and press "yes".

4. Once you have done this, hold down the "power" button until the laptop turns off completely.

5. Now you want to power it back on and continually press the "F9" button for about ten seconds or until you are taken to the "Windows Recovery Menu".

6. In here select "Advanced Start Up" and then, once the recovery menu appears, select "Advance Options".

7. Choose "System Restore" and select a date prior to when the problem started.

The computer should now go through the restore process and then start normally for you.