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A recovery environment is overrated under Windows. Just backup your files and reinstall from scratch.
I've been using windows since windows 3. The number of times I've used the "recovery" feature is exactly zero.
Edit: Corrected by another user below. I have used it a couple times for update rollbacks, I just haven't used it for a full recovery. When I've run into serious issues I just reload it from scratch, as I keep data and OS on completely separate drives.
Lucky for you! Twice over the years I have had Windows 10, the system failed to come back up after a windows update and the ability to uninstall the most recent update through the recovery partition saved me.