MacBook Pro Late 2013 stuck on black screen when booting up on macOS and Windows

At the moment my Macbook is not booting up, and this problem occurred after the Mac went to sleep mode for a few minutes while on Windows 10 Home, but after I tried to wake it back up, nothing worked either because it didn't go to sleep mode properly or the device was shutting down. Now, whenever I boot it up, either on macOS High Sierra or Windows (As I'm still able to open up the startup disk menu by holding option), I see what appears to be like the command prompt style screen showing which devices are active before bootup, and suddenly my screen goes black with nothing happening. That sequence is not supposed to happen, especially on High Sierra when selected, as the screen freezing indicating your choice of Windows and boots up Windows style instead of the screen going straight to white and the Apple logo.

Things I've already tried:

1: I ran a hardware check by accessing it through the keyboard commands (Which was still functional since I could access the startup disk menu after startup) and the test said that there were no problems with the hard drive, mesning that the hardware was still good.

2: Resetting the PRAM and did an SMC reset

3: Pressing shift to try to get to the login screen in safe mode

I don't want to reinstall High Sierra as unfortunately I did not back up my files as this mac was given to me formatted a few weeks ago and there are a lot of photos I backed up from my external hard drive that I had to clear to install Windows. And note that whenever I choose either Windows or Macintosh to bootup, I somehow always get the same result, and this was from force shutting down the Macbook since it did not go to sleep mode properly in Windows 10 Home.