Alright, after I left, I continued testing to figure out why it was stuck on the blue screen. After a few tries, it stopped launching the page altogether. Then, after a few hours, it did launch with the blue screen again, but most of the time it wouldn’t. So, I tried doing a factory reset from the settings, but even after that, the issue stayed the same. At this point, I decided to do a hard reset. When I opened up the back cover, I realized that a few weeks ago I had installed a 256GB NVRAM which had been working fine until now. I stopped the reset process and powered on the box again. When I checked storage settings, under removable storage it oddly showed my device as safely ejected even though it was properly connected. I tried recording but my drive wasn’t detected. So, I shut down the device again, removed the NVRAM, powered it back on, and now everything works perfectly. I can launch the update page without any issues. It’s really strange that the NVRAM caused this problem and somehow got ejected on its own. By the way, I never reinserted the NVRAM because I need to return it to my friend. But anyway, everything is back to normal now. Thanks!