Stuck computer system repair

Hello, Windows 10 is full of bugs. What you can do is put the installation CD in the CD-ROM and then follow the steps. I had the same problem; if it doesn't work, send it to the professionals. They will format it and then tell them to install Windows 10. Reply to me.

Hello,

WINRE that shows up after a restart means that there is a problem.
I wouldn't blame WINDOWS 10; I would say that your PC wasn't well prepared to run WINDOWS 10.
Windows 10 has certain bugs, Mr. Hadimene, really?

Windows 10 is a NEXT GEN operating system that needs to adapt to older architectures, and if Windows 10 has bugs, it's because the old machines can't keep up!

Hadimene, wait for the official release of Windows 10 with its own new generation machine, only then can you criticize it if it has certain bugs!

Toshiba Satellite Windows 7 SP1

1: After purchasing the machine, it was necessary to copy its recovery partition
2: After finalizing the system, therefore the mandatory update to Windows Update
it was necessary to create a system backup from the Maintenance Center
3: Always back up your private data before using a floppy disk, now USB or high-capacity HDD, so no excuses!

Microsoft always says this before installing anything

BACK UP!

Windows 10 ISO overwrote my old system and I lost everything?

It's the administrator's fault, not MICROSOFT's!

Hello

When troubleshooting a PC, remember that you always need to check what you're starting with. Anyway, since you have access to the command prompt, start by taking photos of each command series:

1. The result of diskpart:

diskpart
list disk
list volume
select disk 0
list partition
exit

2. bcdedit

bcdedit /v

3. reagent (modify the letter c according to the result of list volume)

c:
cd windows\system32
reagentc /info

4. The registry

cd config
dir s*
cd regback
dir s*

From there, we will see what we’re starting with. Better to begin by trying to repair.

And for your information, Toshiba laptops running W7 use the F8 key to launch the recovery partition. I incorrectly refer to it as a partition, because on Toshiba, the recovery image is just a folder among others in partition D. Not easy to deal with. If W10 has left the boot partition intact, as well as partition D, we have a small chance of launching it if we fail to repair W10.