Windows 10: Infinite boot, preparing Automatic Repair but no blue menu just black screen after os...

A few years ago i recieved a second hand laptop dell latitude e6440, it was slow when starting or loading any program and the casing near one of the ports was missing, so i assumed it probably fell on its way to me. I used the laptop until one day i turned it on and it froze, the taskbar disappeared and the files had on my desktop screen names disappeared, then after a while the screen turned black, so i waited a while, then restarted the laptop through the power button and the computer started up slowly again but this time with an automatic repair screen, i waited and i ended up on the blue

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Black screen after ‘preparing automatic repair.’

Thank you very much for the reply. Unfortunately, I don’t know if it’s my doing something wrong, but I’ll do the steps to boot up the ASO menu and it won’t appear. I’ll reboot three times and leave it to load at the third, but it will do the same as before except for one thing- load for a while, then seemingly reboot on its own quickly (which it didn’t do before the ASO reboots), before going directly into ‘preparing automatic repair’ followed by the black screen shortly after. Same as before, leaving the black screen alone won’t do anything.

 

Infinite Loading Loop and Black Screen after "Preparing Automatic Repair"

Hey, so my Lenovo Z50-75 whenever I boot it up it will load the circles with spinning dots but the thing is it doesn't stop. When i power it off and turn it back on it then turns towards the "Preparing Automatic Repair" and goes to a black screen.

I have not been able to use it for a while now and I would like to know if this can be fixed. There is a novo button incase that will be any help. As far as I know the automatic repair enviorment is the only fix for infinite loops but I can't access it as
it's just a black screen.

 

Preparing Automatic Repair to black screen

My laptop was working fine last night, but today when I turned it on, the boot screen appeared like it normally does, but rather than transitioning to the login screen, it returned to another boot screen with the message, “Preparing Automatic Repair”. After a few seconds, the Lenovo, the throbber and the aforementioned message disappeared to a black screen. I do not have access to anything beyond that, including the blue “Advanced Options” menu. I have turned the computer on/off 3 times, unplugged it, removed the battery, tried ctrl+alt+del, held F8, shift key, Windows logo key, etc, but can’t get beyond the black screen. I attempted to boot it from a USB drive, but the computer defaults to the “Preparing Automatic Repair” and eventually the “Black Screen of Death”. Does anyone have a fix for this, without the normal access to Advanced Options or BIOS?

Thank you in advance!