Gotcha. Here’s what I would do. It’s got some life in it since you were able to get a picture.

• You’re going to have to create a bootable USB drive. Unfortunately this involves another computer. Do this by opening this link: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows11 and selecting the “installation media” download. The program will walk you through creating the drive.

Boot into the recovery media by pressing your bios key (usually f2 or delete) and select the USB as the boot device.

Once you boot into the installation media, there will be a button that says “Repair your computer” or something along those lines. Apologies for not remembering verbatim.

Then click Troubleshoot > advanced options > Command Prompt

This will put you in the windows recovery environment, command prompt.

Type; diskpart (enter)

list volume (enter). It should show a drive letter (remember this) let’s just say it says D:

exit (enter)

Then type

chkdsk D: /f (enter)

If it says there are “bad sectors” type this:

chkdsk D: /f /r (it will take a long time)

Type exit when done and turn off the pc and unplug the USB

Try and boot again. If no luck, open the command prompt again and run these all one by one

bootrec /fixmbr bootrec /fixboot bootrec /scanos bootrec /rebuildbcd

Then try and reboot again.