Jul 25, 2018  The only way I can get to my logon screen and use the computer normally is to select ‘use another operating system’ and select the last ‘Windows 10 on volume 4’ file. If I do this once and don’t remove the USB the system will boot to the login screen as normal. If I remove it the infinite system restore loop starts up again. The Windows boot loop or restart loop is an annoying computer problem that often bothers the users after the system upgrade or update. We have endless reboot loop after the Windows 10 upgrade and slow boot issue after the Windows 10 Anniversary Update, and now we get stuck on the Windows 10 Creators Update boot loop or reboot issue after Windows 10 Fall Creators Update.

1. Windows 10 Volume 4 Loop 1

Windows 10 Volume 4 Loop 1

Are you hit with the “Unmountable Boot Volume” error, which prevents you from logging in to Windows 10? Here are 4 proven ways to fix this.Option 1: Do NothingYes, you read it right. If you’re accidentally hit with the “Unmountable Boot Volume” error, doing nothing about it should be your first choice.Once your PC reboots and starts automatic repair, you’ll get a black screen with the mouse cursor. In about 15-20 minutes after that, you’ll be redirected to the Windows login screen.If this doesn’t help, proceed to Option #2. Need an easy way to fix Windows issues like this remotely?