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Usually Google the error message. Or find some ElementaryOS forum and ask there. Maybe use their search function first. Other than that you could visit some friend and use their computer to prepare a new intall medium...
If you ask someone (with expertise, on the internet): Don't overly ask to ask. Volunteer all necessary information. Include the exact error message, maybe a log or screenshot. Say what lead to the situation. Give version numbers (if known).