Windows does not boot

TheGhastSlayer said:

No im not able to boot normally to windows but at the recovery stuff there is command prompt where i can type sfc /scannow and all that stuff

type bootrec /scanos in command window and see if it detects windows installation.
To be honest, it'd be quite quicker and wiser to just backup your data and do a repair install.

TheGhastSlayer said:

1. How to backup?
2. How to repair?

Both your questions has already been answered in the earlier ports. Go through this thread again from start.
You didn't even tell if its a laptop or desktop as most laptops come with a recovery partition pre-installed which will reset your machine to factory settings.

You can backup your computer with: Copy & Paste - in Windows Recovery Console

You can repair your computer with a clean install. Clean Reinstall - Factory OEM Windows 7

EzioAuditore said:

TheGhastSlayer said:

1. How to backup?
2. How to repair?

Both your questions has already been answered in the earlier ports. Go through this thread again from start.
You didn't even tell if its a laptop or desktop as most laptops come with a recovery partition pre-installed which will reset your machine to factory settings.

Or you can use the factory system image as suggested. That would probably be the safer route if you have the recovery partition intact. We would need to know what laptop/desktop vendor you have to help you with this.

EzioAuditore said:

i gotta go to sleep now... See ya tomorrow.

In the meantime,
Backup your files first-- Backup your files-- Lucid Puppy way to recover files from a non-bootable computer

Then try running these:

SFC /SCANNOW : Run in Command Prompt at Boot

Troubleshooting Windows 7 Failure to Boot

Also, Open a command window and type diskpart and hit enter.
Enter the commands one at a time.

Code:

list disk
select disk <number that is displayed for first command>
list partition

OR
Download partition wizard home edition iso, burn and boot from it and post a screenshot of the disk layout.
http://www.partitionwizard.com/parti...otable-cd.html