Startup Repair Tool in windows 7

If Windows can’t boot properly because of a hardware change, unexpected shutdown, or other errors, it will come up with the Windows Error Recovery screen. This gives you the option to go into Startup Repair or try to boot Windows normally.

If Windows won’t boot properly and doesn’t give you the Error Recovery screen, you can get into it manually. Power the computer completely down, and when you power it up again, keep pressing function key F8 you see the Advanced Boot Options screen. Once you get to this screen, highlight “Repair Your Computer” and hit Enter.

Choose the keyboard input method you like.

Select the Local Administrator account and type password

Click on Startup Repair to begin the troubleshooting process as it can automatically detect and fix problems and wait until it completes.

If the problem cannot be fixed, you’ll get a message indicating it can’t be fixed automatically, and you’ll get a summary of the error that can be sent to Microsoft. Depending on what the error is, sometimes you will get additional links to options or support. The manufacturer of the computer might also provide additional solutions.

Click finish and you will be back to the below main window.

As an another option you can click on system restore to restore the computer to the earlier state

The System Restore process starts and returns system settings to a time when it worked correctly. You should have a few different date ranges to choose from, but you’ll want to select the most recent one.

After it’s been restored, you’ll get a message indicating it was successful and you need to Restart.