Computer Stuck in One Key Recovery mode

This morning I went to turn on my computer like every other day but the start up screen was weird and it entered One Key Recovery. I did not activate this program, I did not press the button, I had no need for it. I tried rebooting and restarting the system and it does not turn off all the way and it when it restarts it goes back into the One Key Recovery screen.
I did not format my computer. I have a feeling the button to turn activate One Key Recovery is stuck. Tell me what I can do to turn my computer on normally.
One Key Recovery doesn't have an exit option. It just restarts in the same mode.
What are some other reasons as to why this could have happened?

yes, you can.
you'll just need to burn linux dvd. after, change boot order and start-up your computer without installing the linux (preview mode -live cd mode) then, you'll need to shrink the c volume, it will cause okr stops so you'll be able to start up your computer by pressing okr button.
hope this helps.

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