U310 Windows 7 will not boot or recover

I have a problem with my Ideapad U310 as it will not boot into Windows, nor does the recovery feature work. A number of days ago upon powering on my laptop got stuck on the Windows 7 loading screen. I tried a few more times, including the 'Startup Repair', but there was no change. I still have warranty so I contacted Lenovo support and they called me back. An extra complication is that I live in Japan and bought the laptop here, but my Japanese isn't good enough to discuss computer problems over the phone and Lenovo does not have English speaking staff in Japan. A Japanese friend took the call for me and they suggested going back to factory settings. However, I did not have a recent backup so I wanted to secure my files first. I opened the laptop and made a backup of the most important files from the HDD (voiding the warranty, which seemed quite useless anyway since they don't have a physical address for repairs and all other support is in Japanese). I was then ready to try going through OneKey Recovery. After pressing the button I get three options and I choose the bottom one for the Recovery feature. Then Windows starts loading files ... and gets stuck again on a loading screen. 
I don't know how to proceed now. I don't have a recovery CD, nor a disc drive. So is there a way to get a clean install of Windows 7 by USB, given my boot-up issues? Or is there another solution?

Have you tried the one key recovery button located beside the power button (on the side of the laptop)? It is the number1 in this picture: http://goo.gl/Tzsnvx
It should take you to the recovery menu (the one from Lenovo, not Microsoft). This should work as the recovery will wipe your Windows partition and will reinstall everything as it was in the beginning.
Anyway, before opening the laptop, you should have downloaded linux (any distribution was OK) and started it from a USB drive. You could have, then, saved all the files you needed located in the Windows partition.

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