If at any time you are unable to boot into the advanced boot options, you can change the boot menu policy to legacy as a precaution so that tapping the F2, F8 and F12 keys on boot will get you to the BIOS, advanced boot options and a one off boot change respectively. You will need to use the dropdown to see the point and then click on it to Restore Now.
If that gets you to there, you can then open Windows Repair and use Option 5 and Registry Restore. I'm not sure how you are accessing the cmd prompt to execute a chkdsk or sfc /scannow but from the cmd prompt enter shutdown /r /o and that should boot you into the advanced boot options to select Troubleshoot and then Advanced Options.įrom there select Startup Settings to select Safe Mode or Safe Mode with Networking. I don't know what has caused that but was there a reason why you ran the program as you say it was running reasonably fine ?
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