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Does your Lenovo system get stuck on the boot menu / Lenovo screen? When the system is stuck and does not start, you have no option other than to start or shut down your computer. Despite making all the necessary efforts, you are unable to use your system.

Very annoying, isn't it? But nothing to worry about, every computer user faces this issue at some time on their desktop or laptop. Here are 9 highly effective solutions that can help you fix your Lenovo stuck on boot menu/ Lenovo screen.

Many things like errors, malicious programs, and problems in the hard drive can cause a problem like the Lenovo Thinkpad stuck on boot menu. Let us explore some common issues that cause boot errors in Lenovo laptops.

Sometimes a faulty hard drive is the cause of boot failure, and the system will show you errors like "No boot sector found" or "Windows boot error." The Lenovo PCs are also stuck on the booting screen when they show the LENOVO logo.

A problem in the Windows operating system can also cause the system stuck on the boot menu. Sometimes, a virus or malicious program corrupts the Windows operating system files causing the system to stuck on the boot menu.

At the same time, if there are too many startup apps to load when Windows boots, it can also cause Lenovo stuck on boot loop. And the software that is hard to remove can cause delayed computer boot as well.

Some other common boot-up issues include incorrectly installed software, corrupt driver software, failed or improper Windows updates, corrupted registry or system files, etc. Another common issue is that users sometimes don't shut down the windows properly.

Automatic repair is a method that repairs the operating system of a computer system. You can use automatic repair for your Lenovo computer. To use the automatic repair, you will need a Windows compact disc. Here are the steps:

Lenovo offers diagnostic tools under the name Lenovo Solutions Center on its computers. These tools help Lenovo users to test and troubleshoot their computers for any problems. It also helps them resolve those running issues on Windows 7, 8, 8.1, and 10.

The Lenovo diagnostic tools scan our system's hardware, and updated software, and learn the system information to maximize speed and performance. You can press the keys F1/F2/F9/F10/F11/F12 while booting. Pressing any of these keys will help you to enter the Lenovo boot menu.

Download the Recoverit Data-Recovery Software from the button above and install it on another computer. Take a blank CD/DVD or USB drive and connect it to the computer on which you installed Recoverit. Launch Recoverit on the PC and select the "data-recovery" mode. Choose the mode "System Crash Data Recovery." Click on the Start button that appears in the next window.

The bootable drive will be created within a few minutes. However, before using it to recover data from your unbootable Windows, you should change the boot sequence of your computer. Restart your PC and enter the BIOS by pressing the F12 key. The key you need to press may be different for different systems. Check out how to set the computer to boot from a USB drive.

Restart your PC, and launch the Recoverit tool with the bootable drive. Follow the instructions, the Recoverit tool will start recovering the data, and you can save it on an external hard disk or flash drive.

Another option to fix Lenovo stuck on boot menu is to boot your PC in the safe mode. The safe mode is a mode in Windows, used to diagnose and repair system errors. Follow these steps to start your Lenovo PC in safe mode.

The first step is to unplug all the devices from your computer as they might be interfering with the booting process. Devices like printers, card readers, scanners, MP3 players, digital cameras, and USB storage devices can interfere with the boot process.

If you don't want to remove your laptop's battery, you can also press the Power key for 10 seconds to activate a forced shutdown. Then press the POWER button again and press the SHIFT key when it turns on. However, doing this is not usually recommended, as it can lead to loss of data.

If the first boot device is other than the system hard drive, the possibility of your system to stuck in the boot loop is high. To reset the BIOS, you need to restart your PC and tap F2 or any other key to enter the BIOS. After that, you should follow the tips for loading the default settings. Save the changes and press the ESC key to exit the BIOS.