How to Fix Auto Repair Boot Loop in Windows 10, Your PC Didn't Boot Properly (4 Fixes)
How to Fix Auto Repair Boot Loop in Windows 10, Your PC Didn't Boot Properly
Hi guys, here I have shown 4 possible solutions to Automatic Repair boot loop issues in Windows 10 or Windows 8.1.
Sometimes a Windows computer user may encounter this problem. Such as –
“Automatic Repair, your PC did not start correctly”
Press “restart” to restart your PC, which can sometimes fix the problem. You can also tap “advanced options” to try other options to repair your computer.
Or
“Automatic Repair could not repair your computer”
Tap “advanced options” to try other options to repair your computer or “shut down” to turn off your computer.
Or
“Startup Repair could not repair your PC”
Tap “advanced options” to try other options to repair your computer or “shut down” to turn off your computer.
There are several reasons behind this problem. It can be caused by various issues, such as corrupted drivers, corrupt paging files on hard drive, system file corruption, faulty or unsupported hardware, malware infection. One of the most common causes is overheating and much more rarely caused by the Windows Update component when it needs to be repaired.
However, don't worry, by following the instructions in this tutorial you can definitely fix this Auto Repair loop issue.
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Related video link: https://youtu.be/T-7VNnrnD2Q
Hi guys, here I have shown 4 possible solutions to Automatic Repair boot loop issues in Windows 10 or Windows 8.1.
Sometimes a Windows computer user may encounter this problem. Such as –
“Automatic Repair, your PC did not start correctly”
Press “restart” to restart your PC, which can sometimes fix the problem. You can also tap “advanced options” to try other options to repair your computer.
Or
“Automatic Repair could not repair your computer”
Tap “advanced options” to try other options to repair your computer or “shut down” to turn off your computer.
Or
“Startup Repair could not repair your PC”
Tap “advanced options” to try other options to repair your computer or “shut down” to turn off your computer.
There are several reasons behind this problem. It can be caused by various issues, such as corrupted drivers, corrupt paging files on hard drive, system file corruption, faulty or unsupported hardware, malware infection. One of the most common causes is overheating and much more rarely caused by the Windows Update component when it needs to be repaired.
However, don't worry, by following the instructions in this tutorial you can definitely fix this Auto Repair loop issue.
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Related video link: https://youtu.be/T-7VNnrnD2Q
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