Asus Desktop stuck in loop

[delude]

Hello community !

Well I have an asus essentio, running Windows 7 64 Bit. About a week ago, I got a random BSoD, then a restart. While the computer was starting up, I got a message with two options, would I like to run the startup repair, or would I like to start windows normally. Either one of these options both led to the startup repair.

Before the setup runs, on the bottom left corner there's a minimized prompt that reads "X://", last time I checked I didn't have an X drive; it was running cmd.exe. A few seconds later, the startup repair just stays stick on "Attempting repairs". I left it there for 3 days, and still it's stuck on attempting repairs. I would really hate to have to do a hard reset of my PC, I have memories with my recently late father on their and I would
be crushed if all of that is gone.

Please community, I'm in desperate need. And by the way I don't have a Windows 7 Installation disk; the desktop came with it pre-loaded.

 

[delude]

Bump, please guys I need help !

 

[janitoronmars]

Did you happen to try hitting F8 or something similar as your computer is booting up? You should get a menu that includes a "last known good configuration" or something similar, which is the last time Windows managed to start successfully. Give that a shot. By the way, even if Windows is somehow broken, your files are probably still there on the hard drive (unless the hard drive itself is failing or failed) and can be recovered. It's a good idea to have a backup of anything at all important either on an external hard drive or in the cloud (Dropbox, Google Drive, Box.net, Crashplan, etc) or, ideally, both.

 

[Imrankhan]

DamnSmallLinux information
Puppy Linux Community Home - Getting Started
Boot through usb with Yumi multiboot usb
Use either of these to backup your memories and important data.
Then try a system restore or reset.