Windows 7: How to reboot laptop when it is stuck on x:/windows/system32/cmd.exe

So you can enter "recovery environment from disk"? If so in cmd do
diskpart
list disk

how many disks? I assume 1 for the moment

diskpart
list vol
sel dis 0
list part
sel dis 1
lis part

tell me the results

OK I really s*** I do not understand...so in the black screen window of x:/windows/system32/cmd.exe you want me to type in the following
diskpart
list vol
sel dis 0
list part
sel dis 1
lis part
and type enter or I m totally "out of the context box" of what you are saying ?

Oke step by step. After each line press enter as usally
diskpart
list disk

how many disks?

And tell me exactly what happens when starting pc normally. Does it try to startup windows normally and enters "recovery environment" automatically? Or did you select "recovery" from bootmenu?

Do you see recovery environment loading by a progress bar or something like that? Did it ask for a current windows installation and did you select one? Or couldn't it find one? Did you see options like "startup repair" , "command prompt"?

Please explain what happens

diskpart
lis vol

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this will give you something like this:
DISKPART> lis vol
Volume ### Ltr Label FS Type Grootte Status Info
---------- --- ----------- ----- ---------- ------- --------- --------
volume 0 Z DVD-ROM 0 B Geen medi
volume 1 S DVD-ROM 0 B Geen medi
volume 2 C System NTFS partitie 113 GB In orde Systeem
volume 3 D Data NTFS partitie 352 GB In orde
DISKPART>
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All partitions are healthy or "In orde" in dutch? All are NTFS?

I assum you have only 1 disk in laptop. Am I right? Show me partitions
diskpart
sel dis 0
list part

How many partitions? All type=primary? If not, tell me the partition numbers and their type

I will try it tonight and update you on the result thx

What was the results of the scan.

I did not scan it yet because I do nto have a proper computer to maka a cd im still using the library computer at the moment. but iwll do it this weekend. thx for asking

This is a long shot, but could you check to see if there is a disk in the CD/DVD drive?

Here is some tutorials to clarify and help you do what Kaktussoft is suggesting:

To get to the advanced boot option screen:
Advanced Boot Options
And then select "Repair Your Computer"

To get to a command prompt once inside :
System Recovery Options
And then choose "Command Prompt"

Then you can follow Kaktussoft's directions.
Hope that helps