If your hard drive passes your test, then it's physically fine, so the cause of the problem must be with Windows, in which case the next step will solve the problem. After replacing the hard drive, you'll need to reinstall Windows. Replace your hard drive if your tests show an issue. You should capture a backup of all the files once. Resetting a printer can get it to recheck the paper path and stop. Make sure that you have access to Broadband connectivity to enable Windows to download Windows 10 update bits. A hard drive that can't read and write information properly certainly can't load an operating system properly. On inkjet printers, paper sometimes gets stuck in mechanisms near the output tray. A physical problem with your hard drive is certainly a reason why Windows might reboot continuously, freeze completely, or stop in its tracks. Test the hard drive with a free hard drive testing program. It may be that one of the below solutions is necessary to fix your problem but if you haven't been diligent in your troubleshooting up to this point, you can't know for sure that one of the easier solutions above isn't the right one. Steps 14 and 15 both involve more difficult and destructive solutions to freezing, stopping, and continuous reboot problems during Windows startup.
Make sure you've tried your best to complete the troubleshooting steps up to this one.
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