OK, today I tried to install Windows 10 on my laptop. The laptop was working fine, until I tried booting from the stick

Now I can't even get into the BIOS, even without having inserted the stick

https://streamable.com/tsp4n (that's me trying to boot it)

Does anyone have a clue why and how I could fix it?

@matsaki95 didn't do anything :/

EDIT: thanks^^

@matsaki95 it's usually the Delete key for me, but it doesn't even get that far .-.

And I can't afford a hardware fault... fml

@ewpratten i'll try that, if I find the right tool to open my laptop (the screws are incredibly tiny)

Thanks for the tip :)

@zlice Asus PU301L

@matsaki95 thanks for the hint

I'm at a friend's house now, he might have a toolset that I can use

@zlice thanks, I'll need it ^^'

You could try what happens if you boot without the hard drive. Maybe it's related to UEFI Fast Boot.

@electrineer I'll try that if resetting the BIOS doesn't work, thanks for the suggestion :)

@Krokoklemme you should try what electrineer said first, it’s easier to take out the hard drive then reset laptop bios

I didn't see the OEM logo showing up.. Can you tell us what did you change before? Also, if you have other peripheral connected, try disconnecting them.

@MrCSharp the Asus logo does show, maybe I just missed it one the video

And before that, I only added my USB stick as a boot option and set it as the first one, nothing else

And the only peripherals I had connected were a mouse adapter and the pendrive. Already tried it without them attached, didn't change anything

@Krokoklemme So did you succeed? Another thing you should maybe check is did you set up the windows install for MBR or GPT.

@DaveLV still haven't tried yet tbh ^^'

And I didn't set it up for anything, I used the Win10 Creation Tool

And I don't think it's Windows' fault, since I currently have Ubuntu running on it and it's still not booting

@Krokoklemme alright... so the OEM logo shows up then it goes to a blank screen? is it possible for you to remove the hard drive temporarily just to see if the BIOS/UEFI is going to complain?
I know you probably did this, but did you try to go into the BIOS/UEFI settings and revert the boot order changes you made?

@MrCSharp I have yet to try removing the hard drive

And that's the thing: the OEM logo pops up, black screen and then nothing

I can't even *get* to the BIOS to do that .-.

OK, small update: for the love of fucking God, I can't seem to find anything to open that damn thing...