Windows 10: chkdsk /r failure

Win 10 ver 2004

When running a Windows Image it gave me a message that it detected bad clusters.

I opened a cmd prompt and ran chkdsk /r. It was in Stage 4 with 2 hours left when it rebooted on its own.

At the log in screen it showed the usual username, but would not accept the usual password.

I rebooted and then it went into Startup Repair. I am up to the 3rd repetition of startup repair with no luck.

Any ideas what might be the issue?

Thanks

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Boot failure after chkdsk /r No bootable image found

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Intel suggested uninstallation of NET Framework 4.6.1 and then a download from Microsoft.
Is it possible to uninstall and reinstall NET Framework using Kyhi boot rescue?
If it is how can it be done?

 

Boot failure after chkdsk /r No bootable image found

In copying and pasting this list in post #80 these are the start of some prompts to pick and choose with files of different sizes and dates:

 

failure chkdsk /f /r

Early this AM I attempted to update windows version 1607 to version 1703 using the windows update

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The windows 1703 update failed.

It displayed error code: 0xc19001200

A google search indicated that may be related to an inadequate partition size?

I am a novice with diskpart and entered some commands to view the partition information.

When I was done I typed exit.

Then I typed chkdsk and it displayed errors.

Just a few days earlier I had placed the computer into clean boot.

sfc /scannow and dism restorehealth completed successfully.

chkdsk had displayed no errors.

A chkdsk /f /r scan was ran anyway.

I did not know how to check the log files for each of the chkdsk results in the event viewer.

How could that be done to to provide that information on this post?

After the windows update failure and assessing the diskpart information I again ran chkdsk and it displayed errors.

Chkdsk /f /r was run just now and after it completed it went to the desktop.

Administrative command prompt was opened and chkdsk was run. It is now displaying errors that were not fixed by chkdsk /f /r.

How do you troubleshoot this?

Also earlier this week I had been working with HP on another issue. They sent to me a file to run on my pc. It generated a cab and txt file that I then sent to them for analysis. They found no hardware problems.

The files are not backed up and I have other computers to use but the files are critical on this computer.

This computer had a clean install just a few weeks ago in a Microsoft store. There they had saved the files in a windows pe environment. They formatted the internal hard drive, reinstalled windows 10 version 1607, drivers, files and some applications.
They also had checked the hardware.

These were the diskpart commands and chkdsk earlier in the day (before the chkdsk /f /r repair): Microsoft OneDrive - Access files anywhere. Create docs with free Office Online.

This is a onedrive link to the chkdsk after the chkdsk /f /r and reboot to desktop: Microsoft OneDrive - Access files anywhere. Create docs with free Office Online.

What is happening?

How do you troubleshoot failure of chkdsk /f /r?

How do you upgrade from version 1607 to 1703 with the above error code?