My pc stacked on automatic repair

SMART hard disk check failed? If so, further use could make things worse! I would stop trying to boot it. If you need the data, you will likely need to do data recovery on the drive. It may be you will need help of local PC shop for this, or not.

Even if data is not required, the drive will need to be removed and replaced. If the removed drive is in good enough condition a clone to the new drive will work and OS and data will be preserved, best case scenario (provided new drive is at least the capacity of the old).

Worst case, everything is lost on the drive, you will need to go through reinstalling OS/Apps etc on the new drive once you have it installed. To get the data from the failed drive would need advanced data recovery, which is not cheap!

There are lot of variables with drive failures! If you want to try cloning/basic data recovery, let us know and we can try and guide you, but if not then a computer repair shop should be able to help you further.

If going the new drive/reinstall everything route we can help guide with that also.