Toshiba Satellite L755D-S5106 stops at Windows starting bootscreen

Hello all,
I hope I am not violating any rules but I just want this get fixed. I have tried everything so far what I have found on the web. The machine is running under Windows 7 64bit.
The laptop is of a friend of mine. He said that it wont boot so I thought let me check it out.

The case:
after some start up repair, it can boot normally, then sometimes it wont. I did a clean install, same problem. I checked the list disk and see that it has 2 Disks. Disk 0 and Disk 1. Disk 0 is where the partitions System Reserve, Windows and another for data. Disk 1 however, it says No media, Removable Disk.

The thing is, when you start it up it will get stuck at the Windows Starting boot screen for a good while and then restarts itself to the repair startup (Recommended) and the Start Windows Normally. Then I have to do Start up repair and sometimes after doing that it starts up normal.

What I tried is in Disk 0, I put the Windows Part Active and the System Reserve Inactive and then did the Start up Repair 3 times. After that it start up normal but the moment I Shutdown and start up again, boom. Same problem.
Then last thing I tried is to remove the startup of the USB from the boot. I disabled it from the registry. Still nothing changed, same story, stuck at windows screen.

Everytime I have to do Startup repair to let it start up.

What I think is maybe this Removable Disk is causing the loop. Or maybe I am wrong or did something NOT good.

I am sorry but I have tried to explain it. I hope it is clear enough to understand what I try to explain here.

Hi Genni

Try installing windows from a USB FLASH DRIVE .

STEP 1 :
Click the button type in CMD inside the Search programs and files box . Right-click on CMD and click on Run as Administrator .

   Note

Keyboard shortcut press CTRL➕SHIFT➕ENTER and then press ALT➕Y to bypass the UAC window . The command prompt opens to C:\Windows\System32>_

   Information

Press < ENTER > after every command

TYPE :

Code:

 DISKPART

TYPE:

Code:

 LIST DISK

TYPE :

Code:

 SELECT DISK #

   Note

DISk # your USB key (usually it is Disk 1 )

TYPE :

Code:

 CLEAN

TYPE :

Code:

 CREATE PRIMARY PARTITION

TYPE :

Code:

 SELECT PARTITION 1

TYPE :

Code:

 ACTIVE

TYPE :

Code:

 FORMAT FS=NTFS LABEL="anything you want" QUICK

   Note

You may use FS=FAT32

TYPE :

Code:

 ASSIGN

   Note

To assign a Drive letter . Type ASSIGN LETTER=(any letter but C)

TYPE :

Code:

 Exit

   Note

This will exit you from DISKPART .

   Note

To COPY contents of a DVD to USB ( inside command prompt )

TYPE :

Code:

 XCOPY x:\*.*  y:\  /e /s /f /h

   Information

x:\ is your DVD drive letter
y :\ is your USB drive letter

TYPE :

Code:

 EXIT

   Note

This will close the Command Prompt window .

Added : darn Greg you beat me to it . Darn iPad

Genni

If you were formatting your hard from within Diskpart and you don't add the " quick " ( without quotes ) command depending on the size of the drive it will take a while .