Windows Failed to Start (Please Help)

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Ok i am trying to get my friends pc going to no avail. I will try to give as much info as i can but since i cannot access a lot i dont really know a lot of the specs etc.

It is an LG desktop computer

It has windows 7 installed and i think its about 5 years old.

Heres the issue. When i start the pc i get a message saying Windows Failed to start. A recent hardware or software change might be the cause. Then it tells me to fix the problem put in the installation disc. Under that info is this:

the boot selection failed because a required device is inaccessible

Status: 0xc000000e Info: The boot selection failed

The problem is when i am on this screen the keyboard does not work. The keyboard WILL work at startup if i try to get into the bios[delete key option] but will not work in the f12 boot menu either. And as soon as i am back on this main screen i cannot select any options such as esc to exit or enter to continue. I am using a usb keyboard and i have already taken out the battery to see if that resets the bios etc. to no avail. And if i change the bootup options to boot from the disc, when i get back to this same screen (which it always goes to) i cannot select enter so i can boot from the cd since on this screen the keyboard seems disabled or something. Any help and things i need to do are appreciated !! I also have access to another computer if there are things i need to download etc. to run.

UPDATE ** I ended up getting it running, it seems that for some odd reason a bunch of bios options were set to diabled suh as keyboad mouse etc. Any reason for that? I ran malwarebytes but it mainly found cookies etc. and the pc is running ok now. Are there any other things i should run now just to make sure the pc is running clean and that there are no system errors etc?

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