Can't boot my Windows 7 and nothing happens when i click "Repair pc"

[seniorbrayan]

Can't boot my Windows 7 and nothing happens when i click "Repair pc"

I have Windows 7 and Ubuntu 16.04 installed, in Ubuntu when i try to access to my local disk c: this says:
"Failed to read NTFS $ Bitmap: NTFS input / output error is either inconsistent, or there is a hardware fault, or it's a SoftRAID / FakeRAID hardware. In the first case run chkdsk / f on Windows then reboot into Windows twice"
When I try to enter to my Windows 7 makes a Blue screen.
I tried to use my usb to enter to the option "Repair computer" but nothing happens :s.

Here it's the video of what happens: Boot - YouTube
( i can't tag it with youtube tag, sorry)
What should i do? :s sorry for my bad english

 

[samuria]

Welcome to the forum. It's saying a file system fault so you need to boot win7 rescue then goto a CMD print type chkdsk c: /f see if it repairs the files then see if it boots if not then try repair

 

[DavisHill]

Do you have partition drives separated for both OS?

 

[seniorbrayan]

Welcome to the forum. It's saying a file system fault so you need to boot win7 rescue then goto a CMD print type chkdsk c: /f see if it repairs the files then see if it boots if not then try repair

Where can i download or use win7 rescue?
Sorry u.u i don't understand

 

[seniorbrayan]

Do you have partition drives separated for both OS?

Yep, i have one for ubuntu, one for windows 7, another 2 of a mini backup of some documents

 

[iko22]

Hello seniorbrayan

1.
Use your USB to enter to the option CMD Prompt. At a CMD Prompt, type chkdsk C: /f, and then press enter.
OR
2
Try and repair NTFS from Ubuntu: How to fix a NTFS partition in Ubuntu.

 

[seniorbrayan]

Welcome to the forum. It's saying a file system fault so you need to boot win7 rescue then goto a CMD print type chkdsk c: /f see if it repairs the files then see if it boots if not then try repair

Hello seniorbrayan

1.
Use your USB to enter to the option CMD Prompt. At a CMD Prompt, type chkdsk C: /f, and then press enter.
OR
2
Try and repair NTFS from Ubuntu: How to fix a NTFS partition in Ubuntu.

I used Falconfour's ultimate boot cd, and i booted on Windows XP. when i used the command i saw that Windows recognized my c:/ as "reserved for the system", is that okay?, it's suppossed that my local disk c is where i have all my information.

After that, I restarted to see if I could start Windows and i could not, the error was kept.
I tried using the chkdsk again, just in case.

And I saw the partitions I had.

But I noticed that C: was reserved for the system and my local disk c: , which should be c: now is F:, what should I do?
I hope you can understand me, i'm sorry.

 

[iko22]

Hello seniorbrayan

Sorry I had not realised that you had recovery on C:.

you need to run CHKDSK F: /f

then, you need to mark (volume 2) F: as active. Follow Method 2 from this tutorial : Partition - Mark as Active

 

[seniorbrayan]

Hello seniorbrayan

Sorry I had not realised that you had recovery on C:.

you need to run CHKDSK F: /f

then, you need to mark (volume 2) F: as active. Follow Method 2 from this tutorial : Partition - Mark as Active

Sorry, i booted again the falconfour's cd, but i saw that my 380 gb partition of local disk c, now was g, and f was another thing, they switched.
The chkdsk i should do it with g? or if it changes, with which it changes?

 

[SIW2]

drive letters will be different from booted media. Use the partition size/label to identify your windows partition.

These are windows 7 boot media:

17514x86.iso
17514x64-v10.iso

 

[seniorbrayan]

drive letters will be different from booted media. Use the partition size/label to identify your windows partition.

These are windows 7 boot media:

17514x86.iso
17514x64-v10.iso

Now shows me this error when i try to boot :s

This is all i did:
Imgur: The magic of the Internet

 

[seniorbrayan]

But now i can use the option of repair computer of the usb, before i can't.
So it's an advance (?? XD
How should i proceed?

 

[SIW2]

of repair computer of the usb

I have no idea what that means.

If you mean running startup repair from windows 7 boot media, you can certainly try.

 

[seniorbrayan]

I have no idea what that means.

If you mean running startup repair from windows 7 boot media, you can certainly try.

Before when i booted the Windows 7 with the usb. When i tried to click the option "Repair computer", doesn't load nothing. But now i have access to that option.

But now i have that error of no such partition.
Edit:
Okay, i'm in Windows now
I used supergrub2 to boot windows, but now my ask is how can i enter to ubuntu? xD

 

[iko22]

Sorry, i booted again the falconfour's cd, but i saw that my 380 gb partition of local disk c, now was g, and f was another thing, they switched.
The chkdsk i should do it with g? or if it changes, with which it changes?

You need to CHKDSK with whatever drive letter is assigned to volume 2. The assigned lettering has changed because the computer cannot find an active partition, at the moment.

 

[seniorbrayan]

You need to CHKDSK with whatever drive letter is assigned to volume 2. The assigned lettering has changed because the computer cannot find an active partition, at the moment.

Yep! i did it and now i can enter to Windows, but i have that error of grub