Reboot and select proper boot device

debitcardmayhem

Ok that looks like a proper windows repair , try start-up repair , that may work but I don't hold out much hope yet ....

[Deleted User]

Ok

debitcardmayhem

Looks like the disk is possibly goosed , but I am having dinner in two minutes , nope 1, I will get back to you asap, unless someone else pops in...

[Deleted User]

Thank you for your time 

debitcardmayhem

OK , select advanced options then Command Prompt , you should get a black window

saying something like X:Sources>

at this type :  diskpart and press enter

it comes back with DISKPART>

then type  list disk   and press enter

Picture then please

[Deleted User]

Ok

debitcardmayhem

So far so good , now type

select 0   press enter

then

list partition  press enter

Piccy

Although it looks like disk 0 is not online

[Deleted User]

Ok

debitcardmayhem

Ahh did you type select 0 (zero) ?

[Deleted User]

I pressed 0 (zero) enter and the first pic came up
i then pressed list partition enter and the second pic came up