I Cant Get Past Windows Boot Manager

Hi I am not able to start my computer. when i start it only goes to windows boot manager page. I have attached a screen shot. because i cannot get past this page I am not able to do the requirments that you ask for before posting, I am hoping someone can please help me ,.thanks in advance

 

1. What is the exact Operating System and version
2. Do you have a Windows installation disc
See this guide:
https://neosmart.net/wiki/0xc000000..._loaded/#Fixing_82200xc000000e8221_on_Windows

 

If you answer as much as you can Max Turner's post, it will push your problem repair faster forward .The link to neosmart gives all you might need, but your input from here on matters as much. Come back when you are ready.

 

Hi thanks for your help, i am using windows 7 , I have downloaded and burnt windows recovery from the link you provided.. when i have tried to reboot it doesnt work for me, it gets to this point please see attachment

 

Please give us your model name /number of your computer, to make it easier to help,
Look at the next link, which explains the inability to find a boot on the cd/dvd, or,usb (when used)
It must be created as a bootable device - the picture shows no boot device, which indicates the cd/dvd has not been created as a bootable device.
https://neosmart.net/wiki/troubleshooting-boot-from-cd/
Here is part of it
Make sure the CD really is bootable
The default for any CD or DVD is to not be bootable. CDs and DVDs created by most applications cannot be booted into, and your PC will not give any indication that it tried to boot from the CD but failed. Your PC is designed to automatically move on to a different boot device, if your CD/DVD isn’t actually bootable, you will not get any warning or message.

It’s important to create the bootable CD or DVD properly. Bootable discs are very different from normal software that ships on a CD or DVD. The normal method of creating a CD by copying or burning files on to a blank CD-R or DVD±R is insufficient to create a bootable CD. Instead, if you did not obtain a physical copy of the bootable CD or DVD from a store or in the mail, you will likely need to convert an ISO file into a bootable CD or DVD by burning an ISO image of the data on to the disc, instead of the data itself.

Our knowledgebase contains guides on creating a bootable CD or DVD from an ISO image using free products like ActiveISO and ImgBurn. The instructions must be followed very closely, and it is essential that you do not open the ISO file directly — instead, install the burning software you plan to use (ActiveISO or ImgBurn) and use that application to browse for and open the ISO file you have downloaded.
k at the next link, which explains the inability to find a boot on the cd/dvd, or,usb(when used)
It must be created as a bootable device

 

You can find a Windows 7 .iso which may be burned to a DVD here:

https://1drv.ms/f/s!Aus47WpmlzFPgSpTAMgwUz11pB1y

Let's see how far that gets you.

 

Have you tried pressing F8 , if you have problem with the discs ? You need to press it as you actually start the computer, and it may be a case of trying several times to get it to open up the advanced start menu - once there, choose safe mode, with networking to see if you can start in safe mode. Usually works- Once windows loads, right click computer, click manage, then click on event viewer in the console that comes up, and then you should see some asterisks/yellow statement type marks, and some red marked items. This will give us a clue as to the reason for the non start scenario.

 

Just a little side-note on F8 function, sometimes , if you have an FN button, you need to press this at the same time as the F8 button (needs that on my Lenova)

 

Thankyou soo much for all your help, the boot disk worked and my computer is all good now!!! thanks again!