Windows 10: Can’t get past preparing automatic repair, can’t open WinRE

I can’t physically get past this, the wheel appears, turns for a bit, and then it’s just a black screen with my mouse sitting there.I’ve tried opening windows recovery environment by pressing the power button for 10 seconds repeatedly at the wheel turn, I’ve tried it like 15 times and let it run a couple times all the way through in between and it still just leads to a black screen and WinRE never opens.

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Windows doesn`t start. Authomatic repair doesn`t work.

Hello everybody.
First of all, I want to apologize for my English, is not my natural language.
After a normal power off, my laptop didn`t run Windows normally and showed a blue screen saying
"Your pc ran into a problem and needs to restart. [...]
Stop code: BAD_SYSTEM_CONFIG_INFO"
After several restarts, the display showed "preparing automatic repair' and 'diagnosing your PC'. The result was 'automatic repair couldn't repair your PC' and gave a log file, D:\WINDOWS\System32\Logfiles\Srt\SrtTrail.txt.
I tried to restore windows to a previous point, but it was impossible (It was not possible to delete some file at D:\$MFT\. Error 0x8007007b).
I decided to reinstall windows. Only 24 hours after reinstalling windows, the same problem appeared again.
Following a friend`s advice, I opened srttrail.txt using cmd.
All error codes were 0x0 except "check installing lcu". That one was 0x17 (I don`t know how to copy the file and post it here. I`m sorry).
I searched in google for a solution but i didn`t find anything helpful.
Could anyone help me, please! Thanks

 

Preparing Automatic Repair

My son's Lenovo Ideapad 110-15ACL has been stuck on "Preparing Automatic Repair" for over a week now. I can't followed any steps listed for remedying it because the computer doesn't respond to any instructions, like holding F8 or even booting from a USB, at all. Has anyone ideas or it's time to discard this 5-year old laptop?

 

preparing automatic repair

Hi Sanjay,

Preparing automatic repair appears when something goes wrong with your PC and the system attempts to resolve it by itself. Upon checking the Community, we have found a related thread which includes a suggestion that can resolve your issue.
You can refer to this
link and check out the response of Sudharshan M K, one of our forum moderators. From there, you can follow the steps to
perform start up repair from Windows Recovery Environment.

Get back to us should you need additional assistance.