Windows 10: Disk Repair stops at 35% and then reboots and starts over

When I reboot my computer, does a disk check (which I can skip by pressing any key--other than Spacebar, apparently) and then starts repairing drive errors. The problem is that it slowly gets to 35% and then reboots my PC and starts over. I've been dealing with this by skipping the disk check, but I really would prefer to have the repair complete, if for no other reason than that it is preventing Windows Update from updating.


What can I do?

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I need a Windows 10 1709 repair disk!


1) Find a flash drive that you can format ( > or = 8 GB)
2) Create a bootable Windows 10 iso:
Download Windows 10
3) Insert the iso flash drive into any USB port
4) Boot to the iso using the applicable keyboard key:
List of PC brands with their corresponding hot-keys
For HP it is F9
Power on and repetitively click the F9 key
5) Select external USB hard drive
6) It may take 5 - 10 minutes for the iso to load while viewing the Microsoft Windows icon
7) Select language, time, currency, and keyboard or click next
8) Click troubleshoot
9) Click system restore
(Start with the oldest restore point and keep repeating up to the most recent restore point)
If system restore fails or if there are no restore points advance to the next step.
10) Click startup repair
If startup repair fails advance to the next step

11) Click command prompt > Administrator :\Windows\System32\cmd.exe > X:\Sources> type:
For all of these steps use a camera or smart phone camera to take pictures and post images into the thread:
12) c:
13) dir
14) d:
15) dir
16) bcdedit /enum
17) bcdedit | find "osdevice"
18) diskpart
19) list disk
20) list volume
21) select disk 0
22) list partition
23) select partition 1
24) detail partition
24) select partition 2
25) detail partition
26) select partition 3
27) detail partition
28) select partiton 4
29) if there are any additional partitions on disk 0 continue in the same fashion
30) select disk 1
31) list partition
32) exit
33) bootrec /fixmbr
34) bootrec /fixboot
35) bootrec /scanos
36) bootrec /rebuildbcd
37) chkdsk /r C:
reboot
This may take many hours so plan to run overnight.

 

Disk repair after hard reboot

I run Windows 10 Insider Preview, and before today I've had absolutely no problem with it up till now.

I have an HP Pavilion laptop with 16gb of RAM, 1TB HDD, and an AMD APU

I went to a cafe which was a 20 minute walk, and I had my computer in sleep mode. When I got to the cafe, I woke it up and it was very unresponsive, so I tried a hard reboot. It hanged on the HP loading windows screen for 10 minutes, so I decided to hard reboot it again. On the third reboot, it went into automatic repair, and started to "repair disk errors". It's been doing this for 11 hours now. I'm typing this on my iPad, but all of my important business documents are saved on my laptop and I need them

Does anyone have any suggestions on what I should do?

 

What should I have as backup-a RECOVERY disk or a REPAIR disk? Are these the same or different?

Got the free upgrade to Windows 10 and I need to start making some kind of a Repair/Recovery disk.

Are these the same thing? Are they different?

Can someone list the steps needed to make this/ these disk (s)?

Thank you.

Barbara