Resolve Windows 10 Automatic Repair Loop
When your PC is unable to boot properly, the automatic repair tool in Windows 10 might assist you in resolving some computer difficulties. However, Windows automated repair may occasionally fail to perform and become stuck while diagnosing your machine, resulting in a black screen of death error.
According to an online report, users of Asus, Dell, HP, and Lenovo are affected. If your laptop becomes stopped in the process of preparing Automatic repair at startup, try one of the methods listed below.
How to Fix Preparing an Automatic Repair Loop for Windows 10?
1) Perform a Hard Reboot
If you are not able to boot your computer because of "Diagnosing your PC or "Preparing automatic repair", then you must perform a hard reboot.
- Remove your battery as well as AC adapter.
- Press the power button for 20 seconds and then hold it.
- If this helps, then great. In case it doesn't, then try some other solution.
2) Boot in Safe Mode
Booting in safe mode can help you get rid of errors that may appear at the time of booting up your computer.
Step 1: Power off your computer.
Step 2: Insert a bootable installation disc in your computer and boot from it.
Step 3: Now, you will be asked to press any key to boot from DVD or CD. After that, press any key to continue.
Step 4: Choose your language preferences from the Windows Setup interface. Then, select Next to continue.
Step 5: After that, select the option of "Repair your computer" to continue.
Step 6: Now, click on troubleshoot.
Step 7: Then, choose Advanced Options.
Step 8: Choose Startup Settings.
Step 9: Select Restart. Once you are done performing your restart, another screen will appear before you on the screen.
Step 10: Press the F4 or 4 key on your keyboard to boot in minimal Safe Mode.
Step 11: Now, fix problems in Safe Mode.
