Windows 10: Can't boot windows 10

Ok so my pc got disconnected from its power source and when I turned it back on it would boot to the part where I type in my password, lock up, and restart again. After the second or third restart it pulls up the BSOD with the options for repair, etc. I can only boot into safe mode (no networking), access the command prompt m, and a few other options. I've tried just about everything google has suggested.

Edit: doesn't even show the login/password anymore, just my asus logo -> recovery options

:)

 

Can't boot to desktop after making Windows 8.1 Operating system as default.

Old title: Can't boot

Hello: I have a 1 TB start up drive that has windows 7, 8.1 and 10 on it. I use to be able to boot and it gave me a choice of which windows to boot into but recently it has just started going directly to Win 10 and giving me No choice. I went into disk management
and made the win 8 partition active and now I can't boot into anything. is there anyway to change this back? Once again, I can't boot into any OS. I can't even boot into safe mode.

 

Can't boot to Windows 10

Original title: windows 10 boot problem(Active directory repair screen)

somehow i've opened 'msconfig' and pressed the safe boot active directory repair and now i can't boot into my windows 10.I can only reboot and shut down my computer and can't log in to my pc.how should i revert this setting??

 

Hi, as a preliminary, check your disk, given the sudden power down.

Download Kyhi's boot disk (top of the Software and Apps section here) and boot from that.
As you can see from the above, a number of utilities are included. Try HDTune.
If you wish you could also try Hard Disk Sentinel (trial) - portable- download it and run it.

Please post the outcome. Thanks.

 

Not sure why this was moved to the BSOD section - the OP is describing the blue Advanced Start up page that appears after three failed boot attempts.

 

Ok so I downloaded the boot disk to a USB, it now gives me the option on the advanced options screen to use the device. I click on it, it tries to boot a few times, then I'm back to the blue recovery screen again.

 

Do you mean you simply copied the iso to a USB drive? If so, that doesn't make your USB drive anything more than a drive storing a file. Certainly not a bootable USB drive.

USB drive: see Option 2 here but use Kyhi's iso.
Create Bootable USB Flash Drive to Install Windows 10 Windows 10 Installation Upgrade Tutorials

A really easy option - if your PC has a DVD drive- is to burn the ISO to a DVD.

What sort of PC is it? No details in your system spec.