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Press Windows + R key, input msconfig, and hit "Enter" to open the System Configuration utility.

Verify General and Boot tab look something like these

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If they do, then there might be an HDD/SSD or CMOS issue.

I would start by booting with a Windows USB thumb drive and doing a repair install.

You can create the thumb drive by downloading a Windows version here

https://www.microsoft.com/software-download/

Select an option to download and create a USB drive.

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