Performing a Startup Repair. The first thing you can try is booting into the recovery environment, if possible, and then performing a startup repair. To access the recovery environment, turn your computer on and off three times. While booting, make sure you turn off the computer when you see the Windows logo.
During its startup, Windows 10 executes the automatic repair feature which tries to fix booting related issues automatically. If your PC crashes twice consecutively or fails to boot, it will launch the automatic repair procedure and will try to fix the issue which caused the crash. It runs chkdsk and also runs System File Checker (sfc.exe) to restore any corrupt files.While this feature can be useful for the average user, in some situations, this automatic repair can annoy you very much. Sometimes, it has also been known to get stuck in a repair loop.
Windows Startup Repair Keeps Running
So it's better in such case to not let Windows do any automatic repairs.Let's see how we can disable automatic repair in Windows 10RECOMMENDED:Another most important reason that you wouldn't want to the automatic repair enable is because Windows tells you nothing about what exactly it is doing while it's repairing. To disable automatic repair at Windows 10 boot, do the following:. Open the command prompt as Administrator (an elevated instance). See. Type the following in the elevated command prompt you just opened: bcdedit /set recoveryenabled NOYou are done.
Now, you will be in control even if Windows 10 fails to boot. You can manually run chkdsk or bcdedit to repair boot related issues, instead of Windows doing everything automatically.
To re-enable the automatic repair feature of Windows 10, type the following in an elevated command prompt: bcdedit /set recoveryenabled YESThat's it.RECOMMENDED:You are here: » » How to disable automatic repair at Windows 10 boot. ↓. jinjerWell I can’t tell you how to get out of the automatic repair loop without either doing a system restore (worked last week) or doing a complete reboot and install of windows to bare bones:( (today’s fix) but I can tell you how I figured out to shut the damn thing off so it won’t do it again!!Go to settings, I typed in “recovery” and it brought up the advanced recovery tools. Selected the Configure System Restore, selected the Advanced Tab, opened the Startup and Recovery Settings, Deselected Automatic Restart!!!that better fix it. Otherwise Microsoft and I are going to have some serious words!Hope that helps someone!