That is on by default so is there more to this story?
Anyhow, on the next shutdown, be sure to unplug ALL USB things.
At worst you'll have to salvage your files (we have many ways to do that) then boot up your W10 USB repair stick (I use the Microsoft Media Creation Kit as I don't need a CDKEY for that) and try a repair there. At worst you'll have to use your laptop's factory restore procedure (this procedure is from the maker, so be sure to have it handy.)
Currently stuck in an automatic repair loop and have tried every single "solution" I could possibly find, some multiple times but with no results. I can't even start my pc in safe mode or reset the whole thing. I believe this happended when I went away for a bit, came back and saw that I had gotten a blue screen and the system was repairing itself. It was at 100% but I thought it was stuck there so I just turned it off and went on with my day, and now I'm here. I'm no pc guru, but I've tried all the suggested commands in command prompt which didn't work. I have no restore points, no previous builds and repair doesn't work. Any suggestions are appreciated

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