Windows 10: Windows 10 stuck at startup forever

So basically i installed malwarebytes to clean some suspected malware and in those were some PUP files and other stuff which i didnt quite catch.

After clearing them, i realise my internet was kinda slow so i decided to disconnect my lan cable and restart my pc and plug it in back again.

But apparently after that i face the startup auto repair. In which it kept constantly self repairing itself after every failed attempt and restart.

I then started to google and found i was in a self repair loop for windows 10. I then i decides to follow some guides and info to solve it.


First i tried system restore point which it didnt allow me. Not sure why.


Second i tried the command prompt which i still had access to before with several methods including " chkdsk /f /r c: " and the last method to disable auto repair for windows because i thought that would somehow " bypass " the issue.


But clearly that was the point where everything went wrong

I tried every other option which includes the command prompt , reset this pc to only find out my windows account was gone and when i clicked on the "forgot passwors or whatever " the thing just gives me an option to restart my pc and bring me here again


Which is just another loop that is even worse, mebeing able to do nothing now. Im not if my files are corrupted or my OS is gone but please help me guys.

I am begging anyone out there who can help me resolves this , i believe i am the only one who even manage to get to a state this bad and im really deprived from it......

:)

 

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