Cannot get in to the desktop because the Startup Repair

Here is the problem

my laptop have shutdown auto i run it again i got startup repair i waited until it finished

then restart then it opens again and again and again and again

i searched on the internet for a solution

someone told me to open Advanced boot options

the windows boot manager i wanted advanced option then i pressed F8

and then Startup repair opens again

what now idk

NaruTzkU said:

Here is the problem

my laptop have shutdown auto i run it again i got startup repair i waited until it finished

then restart then it opens again and again and again and again

i searched on the internet for a solution

someone told me to open Advanced boot options

the windows boot manager i wanted advanced option then i pressed F8

and then Startup repair opens again

what now idk

This should help: Startup Repair Infinite Loop Recovery

windude99 said:

NaruTzkU said:

Here is the problem

my laptop have shutdown auto i run it again i got startup repair i waited until it finished

then restart then it opens again and again and again and again

i searched on the internet for a solution

someone told me to open Advanced boot options

the windows boot manager i wanted advanced option then i pressed F8

and then Startup repair opens again

what now idk

This should help: Startup Repair Infinite Loop Recovery

ok gonna try it

i have read this "The DEFAULT, SAM and SECURITY files should each be about 262,000 bytes in size.
The SOFTWARE file should be about 26,000,000 bytes.
The SYSTEM file should be about 9,900,000 bytes."

but sizes are not the same

NaruTzkU said:

i have read this "The DEFAULT, SAM and SECURITY files should each be about 262,000 bytes in size.
The SOFTWARE file should be about 26,000,000 bytes.
The SYSTEM file should be about 9,900,000 bytes."

but sizes are not the same

You may have a corrupt registry. You should do a repair install of Windows 7. Here's how: Repair Install

but i cannot get into the desktop + my CD room doesn't work

First, you run Startup Repair , using the installation or recovery media , for three separate times, with restarts after every single run. it should be repaired.

If still not, do SFC /SCANNOW : Run in Command Prompt at Boot

Let us know the situation after doing these two.

Arc said:

First, you run Startup Repair , using the installation or recovery media , for three separate times, with restarts after every single run. it should be repaired.

If still not, do SFC /SCANNOW : Run in Command Prompt at Boot

Let us know the situation after doing these two.

tried startup repair before (not working)

SFC at boot (my cd room not working so can't do it + i cannot get into control panel because i'm stuck at that repair that never finish)

NaruTzkU said:

Arc said:

First, you run Startup Repair , using the installation or recovery media , for three separate times, with restarts after every single run. it should be repaired.

If still not, do SFC /SCANNOW : Run in Command Prompt at Boot

Let us know the situation after doing these two.

tried startup repair before (not working)

SFC at boot (my cd room not working so can't do it + i cannot get into control panel because i'm stuck at that repair that never finish)

Try running system restore from a Windows cd: System Restore

If you run startup repair form the automated prompt, it may not work all the times perfectly . You are to do it using any bootable media, You may opt for a bootable flash drive.

USB Windows 7 Installation Key Drive - Create

EDIT: for this, you need another computer to use, as you cannot go to the desktop of yours. You may use that one you are using currently.