Strange..Pc won't boot past windows log

hello, this is very strange.
Today I turned my computer on and it stopped at the "Windows Error Recovery".

From the 2 options given I chose "Start Windows Normally"....
After pressing Enter it will not go beyond the black screen where it says "Starting Windows" and inmediately reboots to the "Windows Error Recovery" again.
I then chose the other option which is "Launch Startup Repair", entered the Disk, wait for it to load system files but it reboots to the Disk loading the files again like an eternal loop.

Tried the F8 Advance booting options, chose "boot in safe mode with command prompt", it starts loading but then it reboots itself again!!

I don t know what is going on, this is very strange, yesterday I worked all day in the computer...

My system specs are these:

>XFX Nforce 750i SLI
>Intel Core 2 Quad Q9400 @ 2666 MHz
>3x2gb Corsair CM2X2048-6400C5 DIMM DDR2 PC2-6400U DDR2-800 (5-5-5-18 3-22-6-3)
>ATI Radeon HD 4300/4500 Series
>WD Caviar Blue 500gb


Thanks a lot

DustSailor said:

Hello amoretam,

Try this tutorial: Startup Repair Infinite Loop Recovery

After that, to boot to the advanced boot option screen, use this method: Advanced Boot Options

You can then use startup repair, Run SFC at startup, or boot into Safe Mode.

yes I tried to do that, but when I choose "repair your computer" I get directed to the Boot Manager.
From there I followed directions: inserted Disk but then the problem described in my thread happens..

When I choose Safe mode computer reboots itself again, please read the entire thread...
THANKS a lot

Has my cpu died??

DustSailor said:

You get directed to the Boot manager after following the top tutorial exactly?

Can you tap "Del" or whatever key it is for you to get into the BIOS? If you can, your hardware likely isn't having an issue. Did you try any of the other tutorials I gave to you, namely SFC?

hello thanks for fast response
Yes I have acces to the BIOS by hitting Del.

I tried almost all the options from the "Advance Boot Options" but it just reboots after searching for drivers and such on the black screen
Thanks for quick answers.....

DustSailor said:

Then you might try this method of a repair reinstall: Repair Install

It uses the CD though, read all the warnings. Failing that, you may just need to do a complete reinstall. I don't know if someone else has a better idea, but I don't know it.

the first thing I always do before wasting my time on this proscedures is recover from my (C) System partition image created with True Image, it always solves any issues inmediately, but this time it made no difference. So I guess that's would be the same as reinstalling everything, isn it ?

hey, repair install is done from inside Windows, How am I supposed to do that?