Acer aspire one cloudbook 14 stuck in boot loop?

I know this is an old thread but did anyone get this sorted at all?

My daughter has had her Cloudbook 14 for two years whilst at Uni. She is going back this year to do her masters and the Cloudbook has decided to do the Boot Loop thing as described.

I have tried resetting using the Alt f10, Troubleshooting, Option. She had removed all her files to a separate Harddrive so I have tried the "Remove All" Factory Reset option.  When it does this i've seen it get to 62% and no higher. Next this i see is a completion screen that says "there was a problem restting this laptop" (or similar) and we're back to square 1.

I've read, elsewhere on this community, about using a programme called RUFUS to create a bootable USB by copying ISOs however this may be beyond me - although I'm not scared to use the DOS prompt i'm not experienced at it!

Can ANYONE suggest anything I might try OR offer some advice re the RUFUS route if it's appropriate.

TIA

Hi,
i too have the same issue as above with my acer cloudbook 14..
It too is suck and wont boot up, i have tried too the repair and it only gets to 62%
i have tried just about everything in my level of knowledge to fix it..
any suggestions?
I tried to boot and re install windows from usb and even that said i had windows or something along those lines and didnt work.


HELP PLEASE

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My niece came over with this problem yesterday. I managed to to reinstall windows and her laptops is back running without any problems. I know its late but I hope it helps someone 

1. Power on the computer and immediately start pressing f2. Once you're in the BIOS press the right arrow until boot is highlighted scroll down to boot mode and press enter then select legacy. Press the right arrow until exit is highlighted. Highlight 'exit saving changes' then press enter.

2. Download Windows 10 iso(a iso is basically a file that is treated live a CD) from windows website or however you get it. Download Rufus Here. Install rufus and run it. Open the folder where you downloaded Windows 10. Drag the Windows iso on top of the open rufus program and drop it on the open program. Insert your usb stick into your computer/laptop and click start. This should take 3-10 minutes depending on the speed of the drive.

3. Insert the usb stick into your cloudbook 14 and power it on while continuously pressing f12. You cloudboot will give you boot choices. Your usb stick will be a listed press enter.

If you are unfamiliar with installing windows here is a step by step walkthrough by Lowell Heddings.

How to Install Windows 10 on Your PC

By Lowell Heddings 

You'll see a screen like this one:

Click Next and you'll be taken to the Install now button screen. Which obviously you should click.

At this point you can choose whether you want to upgrade Windows or install a new custom install. Since were recommending that everybody install into a virtual machine or on a test PC, you should select Custom here.

Update: You should probably choose to Upgrade the first time, because the license key might not work otherwise.

At this point you'll need to pick where to install Windows 10. You might need to delete or create a partition, 

if you have a problem installing because it says something about Gpt you can convert your drive to Gpt by following these instructions.

If ther's no problems click Next.

And now it will install.

Once the PC reboots again, you'll be able to select the settings like whether Windows Updates are enabled (they aren't allowed to be disabled in the preview). We'd recommend just using the express settings if you are using a test machine — use Custom if you're really going to use the computer.

And now you can sign into your Microsoft account. We'd recommend using a Microsoft account because otherwise you won’t be able to use half of the new features and you may as well use Linux or stick with Windows 7.

If you’ve setup your account properly you’ll probably be asked to verify it in the middle. We excluded those steps from this article, but they are pretty simple.

Now you’ll be asked how to setup the PC. Since we wanted to test everything as a new computer, we chose to set it up as a new PC instead, but you could copy all your settings from another computer if you wanted to.

Want to use OneDrive? It’s nicely integrated into Windows, so we just left it alone.

And now a colorful screen that tells us things are happening.

And finally, we are at the desktop! Note that the desktop on the full release of Windows 10 looks different, and this screenshot came from a pre-release version.

My new Acer aspire also was acting up so I tried a reset and it sticks and loops at 62%, I even purchased a new Windows 10 flashdrive and installed it and you guessed it, it still loops. As I bought it from ***** Smith before they closed their stores I dont really have any come back so I am hoping someone has a solution, ta.

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I had same problem. I lost my recovery partition. Reinstalled Windows 10 from Microsoft Recovery Download.  But now my computer won't boot in UEFI mode and only boots on the 2nd power up.  Lost all Factory installed software as well.  Upgraded BIOS to 1.12.  Installed Linux (Lubuntu) from instructions online.  Works well, fast boot and fast shutdown.  New environment takes getting used to.