How to Fix Automatic Repair couldn’t repair your PC: Windows 10 is the latest operating system offered by Microsoft and with each Windows upgrade Microsoft is trying their best to overcome the limitation and shortcomings of various issues found in earlier versions of Windows. But there are some errors that are common to all versions of Windows including boot failure being the major one. Boot failure can happen with any version of Windows including Windows 10.
Automatic repair is generally able to fix the boot failure error, this is a built-in option that comes along with Windows itself. When Windows 10 running system fails to boot, the Automatic Repair option tries to repair Windows automatically. In most cases, automatic repair fixes various issues related to boot failures but like any other program, it also has its limitations, and sometimes Automatic Repair fails to work.
Automatic Repair fails because there are some errors or corrupted or missing files in your operating system installation that prevent Windows from starting correctly and if Automatic Repair fails then you won’t be able to get into Safe Mode. Often a failed automatic repair option will show you some kind of error message like this one:
Automatic Repair couldn't repair your PC. Press "Advanced options" to try other options to repair your PC or "Shut down" to turn off your PC. Log file: C:WINDOWSSystem32LogfilesSrtSrtTrail.txt
In a situation when Automatic Repair couldn’t repair your PC, Bootable installation media or Recovery Drive/System Repair Disc are helpful in such cases. Let’s get started and see step by step how you can fix Automatic Repair couldn’t repair your PC error.
Tuhipoka: For each and every step below you need to have Bootable installation media or Recovery Drive/System Repair Disc and if you don’t have one then create one. If you don’t want to download the entire OS from the website then you use your friend’s PC to create the disc using this hono or you need to download official Windows 10 ISO but for that, you need to have a working internet connection and PC.
IMPORTANT: Never convert a Basic disk that contains your operating system to a Dynamic disk, as it could make your system unbootable.
How to open Command Prompt at Boot in Windows 10
FAKATOKANGA: You need to open Command Prompt at Boot a lot in order to fix various issues.
a) Put in the Windows installation media or Recovery Drive/System Repair Disc and select your hiahia reo, ka pāwhiri Panuku.
b) Paatohia Tapia tō rorohiko kei raro.
c) Now choose Nga raruraru a ka Kōwhiringa Arā.
d) Select Whakaaetia te Whakatairanga (Me te whatunga) mai i te rarangi o nga whiringa.
Fix Automatic Repair couldn’t repair your PC
Whakakahoretanga Hiranga:
These are very advanced tutorial, if you don’t know what you’re doing then you may accidentally harm your PC or perform some steps incorrectly that will ultimately make your PC unable to boot to Windows. So if you don’t know what you’re doing, please take help from any technician or expert supervision is recommended.
Method 1: Fix boot and rebuild BCD
1. Open the Command prompt and type the following commands one by one & hit enter:
bootrec.exe / rebuildbcd bootrec.exe / fixmbr bootrec.exe / hangarua
2. After completing each command successfully type putanga.
3. Restart your PC to see if you boot to windows.
4. If you get an error in the above method then try this:
bootsect /ntfs60 C: (replace the drive letter with your boot drive letter)
5. And again try the above commands which failed earlier.
Method 2: Use Diskpart to fix corrupted file system
1. Again go to Whakaaetia te Whakatairanga me te momo: Tuhinga
2. Now type these commands in Diskpart: (don’t type DISKPART)
DISKPART> select disk 1 MĀTĀPONO> tīpakohia te wawahanga 1 DISKPART> hohe WHAKATAKI> whakaroa i te punaha PANUITANGA> putanga
3. Now type the following command:
bootrec.exe / rebuildbcd bootrec.exe / fixmbr bootrec.exe / hangarua
4. Restart to apply changes and see if you’re able to fix Automatic Repair couldn’t repair your PC error.
Method 3: Use Check Disk Utility
1. Go to command prompt and type the following: chkdsk /f /r C:
2. Inaianei tīmata ano i to PC to see if the problem is fixed or not.
Method 4: Recover Windows registry
1. Whakauruhia te te whakaurunga, te rongoa whakaora ranei ka peke mai i reira.
2. Tohua to manakohanga reo and click next.
3. After selecting language press Shift + F10 ki te whakahau wawe.
4. Type the following command in the Command Prompt:
cd C:windowssystem32logfilessrt (hurihia to reta puku)
5. Now type this to open the file in notepad: SrtTrail.txt
6. Press CTRL + O ka mai i te momo konae tohua "Katoa nga konae” ka whakatere ki C:windowssystem32 then right-click CMD ka kowhiria Run as kaiwhakahaere.
7. Type the following command in cmd: cd C:windowssystem32config
8. Rename Default, Software, SAM, System, and Security files to .bak to back up those files.
9. To do so type the following command:
rename DEFAULT DEFAULT.bak
rename SAM SAM.bak
rename SECURITY SECURITY.bak
rename SOFTWARE SOFTWARE.bak
rename SYSTEM SYSTEM.bak
10. Now type the following command in cmd:
kape c:windowssystem32configRegBack c:windowssystem32config
11. Restart your PC to see if you can boot to Windows.
Method 5: Repair Windows Image
1. Open Command Prompt and enter the following command:
DISM / Online / Pureup-Image / Whakaorahia te Hauora
2. Press enter to run the above command and wait for the process to complete, usually, it takes 15-20 minutes.
FAKATOKANGA: If the above command doesn’t work then try this: Dism /Whakaahua:C: tuimotu /Whakapai-Whakaahua /Whakaora Hauora /Putake:c:testmountwindows or Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth /Source:c:testmountwindows /LimitAccess
3. After the process is completed restart your PC.
4. Reinstall all the windows drivers and fix Automatic Repair couldn’t repair your PC error.
Tikanga 6: Mukua te kōnae raruraru
1. Access Command Prompt again and enter the following command:
cd C:WindowsSystem32LogFilesSrt
SrtTrail.txt
2. When the file opens you should see something like this:
Whakaarahia te konae c:windowssystem32driverstmel.sys kua kino.
3. Delete the problematic file by entering the following command in cmd:
cd c:windowssystem32drivers
Tuhinga o mua tmel.sys
FAKATOKANGA: Kaua e mukua nga taraiwa e tika ana mo nga matapihi ki te uta i te punaha whakahaere
4. Restart to see if the issue is fixed if not continue to the next method.
Method 7: Disable Automatic Startup Repair Loop
1. Open Command Prompt and enter the following command:
FAKATOKANGA: Only disable if you are in Automatic Startup Repair Loop
bcdedit / tautuhi {taunoa} te whakaora ka taea te No
2. Restart and Automatic Startup Repair should be disabled.
3. If you need to again enable it, enter the following command in cmd:
bcdedit /set {taunoa} whakahohea te whakaora Ae
4. Whakahou ki te tono huringa.
Tikanga 8: Tautuhia nga uara tika o te arai taputapu me te wehenga osdevice
1. In Command Prompt type the following and press enter: Tuhinga o mua
2. Now find the values of Wehenga taputapu me te wehenga osdevice me te whakarite kia tika o raatau uara, kua whakaritea ranei ki te whakatika i te wehewehenga.
3. By default value is C: because Windows comes pre-installed on this partition only.
4. If by any reason it is changed to any other drive then enter the following commands and press Enter after each one:
bcdedit /tautuhi {taunoa} wehewehenga taputapu=c:
bcdedit /tautuhi {taunoa} wehenga osdevice=c:
Tuhipoka: Mena kua whakauruhia e koe o matapihi ki tetahi atu puku, me whakamahi koe i tera hei utu mo C:
5. Reboot your PC to save changes and fix Automatic Repair couldn’t repair your PC error.
Method 9: Disable driver signature enforcement
1. Put in the Windows installation media or Recovery Drive/System Repair Disc and select your hiahia reo, ka pāwhiri Panuku.
2. pāwhiri Tapia tō rorohiko kei raro.
3. Now choose Nga raruraru a ka Kōwhiringa Arā.
4. Kōwhiria Tautuhinga Whakaoho.
5. Restart your PC and pehia te nama 7 (If 7 isn’t working then relaunch the process and try different numbers).
Method 10: Last option is to perform Refresh or Reset
Again insert Windows 10 ISO then select your language preferences and click Whakapaia to rorohiko i te raro.
1. Kōwhiria Nga raruraru Tuhinga o mua Tahua Boot puta.
2. Now choose between the option Refresh or Reset.
3. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the Reset or Refresh.
4. Make sure you have the latest OS disc (he pai ake 10 Windows) in order to complete this process.
E taunaki ana mo koe:
By now you must have successfully whakatika Automatic Repair couldn’t repair your PC but if you still have any questions regarding this guide please feel free to ask them in the comment section.