The Windows 10 operating system is one of the operating systems that have lasted the longest today and that has brought the most news for desktops and laptops. The automatic repair of Windows 10 , but very functional, can become a nuisance somewhere and teach you how you can turn it off.
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- What steps to do to remove automatic repair when your Windows 10 won’t boot?
- Directly from the ‘Troubleshooter’
- Pressing the ‘F11’ key
- How can you fix the automatic repair loop on your PC?
- Forcing the complete shutdown of the equipment
- Why won’t your PC boot after Windows 10 auto repair?
What steps to do to remove automatic repair when your Windows 10 won’t boot?
Removing the automatic repair of Windows 10 may result in a double-edged sword for us as users, since as the name implies, if something is wrong with our computer, Windows when detecting this problem will automatically start the repair, restarting our PC and analyzing system files. It happens that in many cases, our computer goes into a loop, in a cycle in which it starts and restarts trying to solve “that problem”.
When this happens, we are not even allowed to enter the safe mode or the “recovery mode” of the PC, since it will always be in that endless cycle. Although there are solutions for errors such as the one that occurs when the Windows 10 PC shuts down by itself , under this scenario, having the mode disabled is usually a quite viable alternative.
Directly from the ‘Troubleshooter’
The first method is to do it with our PC turned on, in such a way that if it already has a problem and restarts, it will not enter Windows automatic repair . To do this, you must follow the following steps:
- Click on the Windows symbol in the lower left corner of your screen or press the key directly on your keyboard, which has the same symbol.
- Then click on the gear symbol or “Settings.”
- When the dialog box has opened, look for the option ” Update and security“, click to enter this new section.
- Inside here, you will see an option called “Troubleshoot” and to the right of the same box you will see a drop-down menu with various options.
- Click on the arrows to display the menu and you will see that you can allow Windows to have the solver activated and not warn, have it activated and warn later, ask before running the Windows 10 Troubleshooterand finally, not run it.
With this, we will have the troubleshooter disabled, so in any case, our PC will not enter this mode. On the other hand, if your computer has low characteristics, you may have to disable unnecessary services to relieve the system load.
Pressing the ‘F11’ key
This method works to do it with our PC off and pressing the key that we indicate in the title, it is usually a more complicated process than the previous one, but also here we will try to explain the best we can so that it is not difficult for you to do it. The steps to be carried out are the following:
- With your computer off, hold down the F11 keywhile pressing the power button on your CPU.
- You wait a few seconds and the computer will enter a blue screen with several options. Don’t worry, this is not the famous “Blue Screen”.
- While inside, select the option “Troubleshooter”, then you go to “Advanced Options” and finally “Command Prompt”.
- The black window that corresponds to the Windows 10 Command Promptwill open . Keep in mind, this works only with commands, so we will tell you what they are.
- Inside the Command Prompt enter the command below, as written: bcdedit / set {current} recoveryenabled no
- You press the “Enter” key and finally, restart your PC to apply the changes. When you have done this, your computer will not enter the ” Troubleshooter“, even if it already has a problem.
How can you fix the automatic repair loop on your PC?
It sometimes happens that when a serious problem occurs on our computer, it automatically restarts to solve it, although sometimes it does so due to the famous “Blue Screen” of Windows . When this happens, there are two possibilities:
- That our computer can solve the problem and start normally
- In the worst case, it enters the startup loop.
In the event that the second scenario happens, you can try using the F11 key, this can cause Windows to start normally or not to turn on.
Forcing the complete shutdown of the equipment
This is another option in case the previous alternative has not worked for you , yes, this method is very risky, since you run the risk that the file system of your hard drive is damaged and you lose all your saved information: images , programs, documents and others.
What you should do is hold down the start button of your CPU for a few seconds and release when you see that your computer has completely shut down. If this doesn’t work , unplug your computer from the power source.
Why won’t your PC boot after Windows 10 auto repair?
One last scenario, it would be precisely this, when you think that your PC could solve its problem and it turns off automatically, it does not restart and you turn it on manually, but … it no longer turns on. What to do in this case? Check that you have all the cables correctly connected and that there are no broken cables, check if the transformer or the motherboard does not have a fuse or blown capacitor.
When you have made sure that all this is apparently fine, it is very likely that the processor or Windows software was completely damaged . If this is the case, the best you can do is take your PC to a technician to verify it, most likely you will have to install Windows 10 again and if so, it is recommended that you update your operating system to Windows 11 . On the other hand, in the worst case, you would have to buy a new CPU.
