Help! My Laptop Keeps Crashing on Boot – No Way to Reset

It sounds like there might be a couple of issues at play here. First, make sure you're entering the DISM command like this: 'DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth'. Also, if you can boot into Safe Mode, there’s a command you can use that might help: 'DISM /Image:C: /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth /Source:WIM:D:sourcesinstall.wim:1'. If you're having trouble getting into Safe Mode, you might need to look into backing up your files first before trying a full reset or reinstall.

To really diagnose these blue screen errors, check if you can find any dump files in 'C:WindowsMinidump'. These files can give good insight into the issue. Zipping that folder and uploading it online might help you get additional assistance. Just make sure to follow the guidance accurately to change your dump settings if needed.

You might want to focus on a clean reinstall rather than a reset since it seems like the reset isn't working. If you don't have backups of your data, consider connecting your drive to another computer or using a backup program if you can get your hands on one. A tool like PCMover can help transfer files once the OS is reinstalled.

From what you've described, it looks like your hard drive might be failing or there could be serious corruption in your system files. If you can't get into Safe Mode and don't have access to another machine to check your drive, it does narrow things down a bit. I would recommend getting a new drive and doing a clean install of Windows to recover your data if you're unable to reset your current setup.