G560 Win7 recovery button takes into DOS window

Hi,
Anyyone with a hint on how to tackle my issue that when I want to do one key recovery:
- windows files loading with progress bar comes up
- background with green leaves shows
so far it looks ok, but then on top of the background
- X:\windows\system32\cmd.exe DOS window appears
I do not find how to progress from here.
Did not find anything to start in this directory that would continue the process.
Having done successful one key recovery earlier I dunno what went wrong since.
If I close the DOS window, Windows starts up automatically and normally, but i would want to completely reset the laptop.
Thks . . .

If you still have your Windows working, then it's still not late to make recovery disks. Booting from these will take you back to the factory state, restoring also the hidden partition and making one key recovery work again.

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