My computer is stuck on the screen "Updating your system (10%)". Is there a way to fix it?
Looks like you already have a few good recommendations, I'll add one more. Use the power button on your system to 'force fail' the boot loader. Wait until BIOS startup is complete and as soon as the Windows logo appears press and hold the power button until the system shuts down. As soon as it powers down do it all over again twice more. Modern Windows with UEFI will usually automatically give you the Safe Mode or Recovery Console (depending on version) on the fourth failed boot cycle. I have to say your problem is a bit unique so I would add that, at least once, leave the machine alone for a few hours, or even overnight. It is rare but I have seen an occasional update on a particular system seem to 'hang' for as much as three hours then suddenly rocket through. I suspect it may be due to errors on the permanent storage device resident in the system area because this problem is usually accompanied by a steady but slow series of drive access activity. As you may be aware, disk repairs at that level can be brutally slow but failure to repair can result in a trashed system and lost data.
How do I use laptop as a Bluetooth speaker?
Streaming Songs to PC Over BluetoothStep 1: Download and install Microsoft Windows Mobile Device Center 6.1 on your computer. Users who are on the 64-bit operating system should download the appropriate version.Ads by GoogleStep 2: Now turn on Bluetooth on both the devices – the computer and the phone – andmake both of them visible.Step 3: Right-click on the Bluetooth icon in the Windows system tray and select the optionAdd a device. Now search for your mobile you want to stream the music from and add it. When you add your mobile, Windows will install all the necessary peripheral drivers for your phone.Step 4: After both the phone and your computer are paired with each other, right-click again on the Bluetooth icon in the system tray and select Show Bluetooth Devices this time.Step 5: On the Devices and Printers window, right-click on your paired phone and click on the Bluetooth Operations. Windows will now scan your phone for the types of services available. If A2DP support is available on the phone, it will show an option to Play Musicunder Audio and Video operation section. Click on the link to activate the control.Step 6: After the service is connected, a small player control will appear on your taskbar. If it does not appear automatically, right-click on the taskbar and select Bluetooth Remote Control under the Toolbars menu.That’s all. All the music you play on your phone, you can now listen to it on your computer’s speaker as long as both the devices are connected to each other. You can manage the phone’s music player using the remote control on the taskbar. When you want to stop playing, just disconnect Bluetooth on either of the devices.ConclusionSo next time you want to hear songs on your mobile phone using your laptop’s speaker, no need to look for PC connectivity wires. Just switch on the Bluetooth and stream the songs.