Stuck in Startup Repair loop!!

[Laier]

Hello, im new to all of this, so i hope i have posted in the right place. Apologies otherwise.

Anyway, i was playing some online games the other night, and all of a sudden, i started getting errors. I thought, pft, its just something wrong with the game. Restarted it. However, then, about 10 minutes later, my screen went blue, and i got yellow writing to say something was wrong with my pc (it dissapeared so fast that i couldnt even read it). Anyway, after trying to do various Windows Restarts etc, which im not even able to do for some reason. I have found out, due to an error code, its something to do with the harddrive.

Anyway, in my quest to try to fix it, i managed to get onto windows repair. However, i am now stuck on windows repair and im unable to even get back to my windows login screen. My aim is to get back to the windows login screen so i can contact my computers manufacturer to try and get a replacement, as im still within the 1 year warranty.

I have no Windows 7 disks or anything.

Im just stuck on Startup Repair loop, i turn on pc, it says "Windows is loading files" i get onto another loading bar. It then goes to Startup Repair, this then fails after about 10 seconds and i get choice if i "Send" or "Dont send" if i choose dont send, i just select "Finish" or "Cancel" and i then the pc just restarts and goes back to the Startup Repair again. Litrally going in circles.

Only other option i have is when i first turn on pc, i get the options to press "Esc" or "Del" to go to other options, im not sure if i can bypass Startup Repair in some way by going there.

Im not technically minded at all, im sure my post will show this. But i really hope i can just get back to the normal Windows Login screen so i can just contact my pc manufacturer.

I am using Windows 7 Home Premium if this helps. My pc is made by Novatech.

 

[Bare Foot Kid]

Hello Laier, welcome to Seven Forums!


Have a look at this tutorial at the link below and be sure to post back with any further questions you may have and to keep us informed.

Startup Repair Infinite Loop Recovery


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[Laier]

Thank you

Thank you very very much for your reply

I appreciate the time you spent to read my post.

I managed to phone up the manufacturer after all and they are going to fix it for me as im within the warranty.

Again, appreciate the help regardless.

Thank you!

Laier

 

[Bare Foot Kid]

Good to see you found a solution and thanks for the update.